Traduction de «Avis concernant un ravageur forestier exotique » (Français → Anglais) :

(a) provide opinions concerning species that may be considered for risk assessment with a view to their possible inclusion in the list of invasive alien species of Union concern, in light of their current or potential risk of becoming invasive in the Union; the Commission shall consult the Scientific Forum prior to proposing any removal of a species from the list of invasive alien species of Union concern; and

In terms of financial support, the now defunct Environment Canada invasive alien species partnership program enabled municipalities to apply for funds to control and eradicate forest pests.

Again, the challenge becomes one of trying to mitigate the economic challenges in terms of production costs to those sectors that are impacted by the presence of those pests, as well as mitigating the potential market access economic loss, which can be significant for a country that is very export-dependent in our forestry and other sectors.

24. Points out that persistent droughts, as consequences of climate change, have been responsible in recent years for the proliferation of forest fires in certain Member States; recalls its suggestions related to forest fires already expressed in its opinion on the prevention of natural and man-made disasters, especially with regard to the need for solidarity between Member States, the benefits of a European task force and a European database of economic and social disaster records, including the mapping of areas at increased risk; recalls the importance of giving priority to native-species, multi-species and mixed forests in forestati ...[+++]on and reforestation projects; also recalls its suggestions related to a better functioning of the European Solidarity Fund and the need for greater operational capacity and coordination among the various Community instruments in the area of natural disasters;

In December 2004, a national labour market opinion respecting exotic dancers was rescinded and replaced with a stricter case-by-case approach, as well as a series of additional safeguards and assessment criteria.