Traduction de «Association récréative d'Environnement Canada » (Français → Anglais) :

Environment Canada Recreational Association

The Recreation Association of the Public Service of Canada [ RA | RA Centre | The Ottawa Civil Service Recreational Association ]

Environment Recreation Association

D. whereas in a global, complex and increasingly multipolar world, the EU and the US should, in spite of the economic crisis, continue to play key constructive roles in the world’s politics and economy and in the shaping of the international environment, and jointly face regional conflicts and global challenges on a multilateral basis, notably in the framework of international organisations; whereas, to that end, they should also secure the involvement of new key powers - including the EU’s two Latin American Strategic Partners, Brazil and Mexico - and of Canada; ...[+++]

Public support for this bill has been expressed by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, the Canadian Federation of Biological Societies, wildlife federations and recreational associations from all 12 provinces.

15. Emphasises the strategic importance of the Arctic region for the EU, with regard to energy resources and environmental and transport issues; in view of the growing accessibility of resources due to the effects of climate change, underlines the necessity to develop a comprehensive strategy for cooperation in the far north; is therefore convinced that in order to safeguard its long-term interests, the EU should ensure that partners in the region, such as Norway and Iceland, are actively involved in such a strategy; calls for fresh reflection on a pragmatic long-term EU policy with other stakeholders, such as Russia, the United S ...[+++]tates and Canada, on energy and security as well as transport and the environment, in order to avoid potential conflict in this sensitive region;

11. Emphasises the strategic importance of the Arctic region for the EU in terms of energy resources, the environment and transport issues; given the growing accessibility of resources owing to the effects of climate change, underlines the need to develop a comprehensive strategy for cooperation in the High North; is therefore convinced that in order to safeguard its long-term interests the EU should get its partners in the region, such as Norway and Iceland, actively involved in such a strategy; calls for fresh consideration to be given to a pragmatic long-term EU policy involving other stakeholders, such as Russia, the United S ...[+++]tates and Canada, on energy security, transport and the environment, in order to avoid potential conflict in this sensitive region;