Traduction de «Déjections d'animaux » (Français → Anglais) :

A large number of the poor or marginalised in low- and middle-income countries are still heavily dependent on traditional energy resources, such as fuelwood, agricultural residues and dung.

Current research work has given clear signals with regard to animal feed, animal waste, livestock housing, the various types of crops, various crop rotations that can be encouraged to support livestock, and will at the same time be useful for greenhouse gas capture.

In France sludge has been mixed with animal feed, which has also contained human waste, because of its urea content.

Member States assign to a central public department or body the task of drawing up plans to monitor the detection of residues or substances in live animals, their excrement, in tissue and animal products, as well as in animal feed and drinking water.

(g) 'livestock manure`: means waste products excreted by livestock or a mixture of litter and waste products excreted by livestock, even in processed form;

The association's concerns include: the risk of disease transfer from net pens to wild stocks; risk of disease introduction from the importation of exotic species' eggs and milt; the increased risk of the transfer of common diseases among domestic species; the loss of access to traditional, commercial, recreational, and aboriginal fishing grounds; pollution of habitat from fish sewage; government funding and subsidies for aquaculture resulting in fewer financial and human resources available for research assessment and the management of wild fish resources; injury, stress, and mortality to marine animals caused by net entanglement ...[+++]and the use of acoustic deterrent devices; the impacts on wild resources from drugs and pesticides used on aquaculture sites; genetic interaction between wild and escaped farm fish; competition for food between wild and escaped farm fish; the losses of wild fish, especially small juveniles consumed by net pen fish; the loss of juvenile habitat; parasite infestation; the presence of farms altering the availability of natural plankton and feeds and creating a hostile environment for wild fish larvae and juvenile fish; increased disease susceptibility due to increased stress levels among pen fish; risk to human health from increased utilization of antibiotics and other drugs used in farm fish; and the risk and impact of farm fish becoming resistant to antibiotics.