Traduction de «natural hydroelectric resources » (Anglais → Français) :

Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources [ Standing Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources | Standing Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources | Standing Committee on Energy and Natural Resources ]

nonrenewable natural resources | non-renewable natural resources | depletable resources | depleting assets | non-regenerative natural resources | nonrenewable resources | wasting assets

non-renewable resource [ nonrenewable resource | non-renewable natural resource | depletable resource | depletable natural resource | deletable resource ]

Natural Resources and Economic Development Branch [ Northern Environment Directorate | Northern Environmental Protection and Renewable Resources Branch | Northern Natural Resources and Environment Branch | Northern Economic Development Branch | Resource and Economic Development Group ]

integrated management of natural resources | integrated natural resource management | INRM | integrated resource management

Environment and Natural Resources Thematic Programme | Environment and sustainable management of natural resources | thematic programme for the environment and sustainable management of natural resources, including energy | ENRTP [Abbr.]

resource-based economy | natural resource-based economy

management of natural resources | natural resource management

As you know, most of Canada's natural resources are in remote areas—our oil and natural gas, metals and minerals, forests and hydroelectric sites, and other untapped resources.

31. Welcomes the fact that the Constitution defines Montenegro as an ecological state; notes a significant role played in the economy by tourism and its potential to contribute to the development of the country; notes, however, the risks to the environment stemming from tourism and calls on the government to take further steps to protect nature, such as swift implementation of the law on the environment and of the outstanding by-laws and further efforts which are needed to prevent possible devastation of the coast on the Adriatic sea; draws particular attention to the need for effective waste management, in particular on the local lev ...[+++]el, to ensure its safe disposal; welcomes measures to develop a lower carbon economy by developing the country's huge hydroelectric and other renewable energy potential, which will contribute in covering domestic needs and even constitute an export resource and foreign currency earner for the country; warns, however, that large scale dams often have significant negative impacts on the environment and calls for appropriate and transparent environmental assessments, including of ‘environmentally better options’, public participation and civil society involvement, before their approval or authorisation, in line with the EU acquis;

31. Welcomes the fact that the Constitution defines Montenegro as an ecological state; notes a significant role played in the economy by tourism and its potential to contribute to the development of the country; notes, however, the risks to the environment stemming from tourism and calls on the government to take further steps to protect nature, such as swift implementation of the law on the environment and of the outstanding by-laws and further efforts which are needed to prevent possible devastation of the coast on the Adriatic sea; draws particular attention to the need for effective waste management, in particular on the local lev ...[+++]el, to ensure its safe disposal; welcomes measures to develop a lower carbon economy by developing the country's huge hydroelectric and other renewable energy potential, which will contribute in covering domestic needs and even constitute an export resource and foreign currency earner for the country; warns, however, that large scale dams often have significant negative impacts on the environment and calls for appropriate and transparent environmental assessments, including of ‘environmentally better options’, public participation and civil society involvement, before their approval or authorisation, in line with the EU acquis;

In terms of the fairness across the country, I think it is important to realize that we have to step back, first, to say the expert panel on equalization made the recommendation that natural resource revenues should be treated in a certain way and that crown corporations that are engaged in the generation of hydroelectricity are deriving their revenues from a natural resource, and that the transmission and distribution does not comprise the derivation of a revenue from a natural resource ...[+++]; it's part of the normal operation of the corporation.