Traduction de «Deep sea mining » (Anglais → Français) :

deep seabed mining [ deep sea-floor mining | seabed mining ]

deep seabed mining | deep sea-floor mining

deep-sea fisheries | deep-sea fishing | deep-water fisheries

ocean-going ship [ sea-going vessel | deep-sea vessel | ocean-going vessel | deep-sea ship | sea-going ship | seagoing ship | offshore vessel | ocean going ship | saltie | foreign-going ship ]

deep-sea fishing [ high-seas fishing | middle-water fishing | open sea fishing(GEMET) ]

deep-sea disposal [ disposal under the deep ocean floor | dumping in the deep sea ]

deep-sea | deep sea

marine pilotage [ coastal pilotage | deep sea pilotage | harbour pilotage | shore-based pilotage ]

59. Considers that prospection and mining on the continental shelf require uninterrupted State involvement, especially as regards information, the identification of areas off limits from mining, environmental impact assessment, analysing and minimising risks, and the exercise of sovereignty; calls on the Commission to propose and update a non-exhaustive list of maritime activities (e.g. offshore energy production, deep-sea mining, sand and gravel exploitation at sea, etc.) requiring prior environmental and socio-economic impact assessments; calls for attention to be paid to the reuse and recycling of minerals as an alternative option to deep sea mining and the p ...[+++]otential offered by these activities for embedding scientific knowledge and development and technology transfer;

59. Considers that prospection and mining on the continental shelf require uninterrupted State involvement, especially as regards information, the identification of areas off limits from mining, environmental impact assessment, analysing and minimising risks, and the exercise of sovereignty; calls on the Commission to propose and update a non-exhaustive list of maritime activities (e.g. offshore energy production, deep-sea mining, sand and gravel exploitation at sea, etc.) requiring prior environmental and socio-economic impact assessments; calls for attention to be paid to the reuse and recycling of minerals as an alternative option to deep sea mining and the p ...[+++]otential offered by these activities for embedding scientific knowledge and development and technology transfer;

59. Considers that prospection and mining on the continental shelf require uninterrupted State involvement, especially as regards information, the identification of areas off limits from mining, environmental impact assessment, analysing and minimising risks, and the exercise of sovereignty; calls on the Commission to propose and update a non-exhaustive list of maritime activities (e.g. offshore energy production, deep-sea mining, sand and gravel exploitation at sea, etc.) requiring prior environmental and socio-economic impact assessments; calls for attention to be paid to the reuse and recycling of minerals as an alternative option to deep sea mining and the p ...[+++]otential offered by these activities for embedding scientific knowledge and development and technology transfer;

60. Advocates a coordinated and strong EU involvement in the International Seabed Authority to ensure an effective and precautionary environmental regulatory framework to prevent adverse impacts of deep-sea mining exploration and exploitation, including Areas of Particular Environmental Interest (APEIs), as well as societal impacts of deep-sea mining and bioprospecting on local communities, and to guarantee full data transparency;