Traduction de «irrigation canal » (Anglais → Français) :

75. Notes that a large part of the region uses a high number of water sources for irrigation in agriculture, but not in a sophisticated way, and that this creates huge problems for rivers, lakes (such as the Aral Sea) and further development, not only in the agriculture sector; recommends, therefore, the implementation of new techniques and methods in order to improve water management in the agriculture sector, for example by better stemming of irrigation canals;

74. Notes that a large part of the region uses a high number of water sources for irrigation in agriculture, but not in a sophisticated way, and that this creates huge problems for rivers, lakes (such as the Aral Sea) and further development, not only in the agriculture sector; recommends, therefore, the implementation of new techniques and methods in order to improve water management in the agriculture sector, for example by better stemming of irrigation canals;

5. Notes the initiative by the Israeli Ministry of Environment to elaborate a master plan for landscape development in the Lower Jordan River area; asks the Jordanian Government and the Palestinian Authority to take similar initiatives with the aim of adopting master plans for the rehabilitation of sections of the River that flow through their respective territories, provided that Israel permits the Palestinian National Authority to have access to the Lower Jordan River pursuant to relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions and international law; notes that such master plans could become a basis for a comprehensive regional plan to rehabilitate and protect the Lower Jordan River area; and notes Palestinian National Authority plans to establish a ...[+++]West Ghor Canal, envisioned in the 1955 Johnston Plan, for the irrigation of Palestinian riparian areas of the occupied West Bank;

irrigation canals were systematically destroyed after the Soviet invasion in 1979,

So if it's an irrigation canal, and you mentioned to me there would be some evaluation on what other effects there would be on non-fish species, and that would be part of the evaluation process, how can we ensure when we put acrolein in an irrigation canal, and the irrigation goes into crops and the irrigation canal seeps into the groundwater inevitably, that in all the irrigation canals, wherever they are, some substance that is toxic enough to kill fish does not seep into the groundwater, it doesn't seep into crops, and is not harmful to human health or living species?

If I read it right, you say the big decision was whether it is an irrigation canal or a fish habitat. Some provinces say it's an irrigation canal and other provinces say it's a fish habitat.