Traduction de «Huile de bois de Brésil » (Français → Anglais) :

oiticica oil

China wood oil | Chinese wood oil | tung oil

brasiletto | braziletto | brazilwood | Pernambucco wood | Saint Martha wood | St.Martha wood

Brazilwood

China-wood oil | Chinese wood oil | tung oil | wood oil

China wood oil | Japanese wood oil

logwood [ campeche wood | campechy wood | Haematoxylon campechianum ]

wood-oiling machine operator

Brazil wood

Rapeseed oil, both domestically grown and imported, would remain the main biodiesel feedstock, complemented by smaller quantities of soy and palm oil and later by second-generation biofuels, i.e. Fischer-Tropsch diesel mostly from farmed wood.

A product mix that includes domestically produced biofuels as well as imports from a variety of regions will contribute more than one that relies entirely on the lowest cost producers (Brazil for sugar cane, Malaysia and Indonesia for palm oil).

Worldwide, biodiversity loss is even more alarming.[11] Since the late 1970s, an area of tropical rain forest larger than the EU has been destroyed, largely for timber, crops such as palm oil and soy bean, and cattle ranching; an area equivalent to the size of France is destroyed every 3–4 years.

63. Expresses deep concern at the EU imports of commodities, including wood, palm oil and soybean, which drive tropical deforestation; expresses concern that the emerging drive for biofuels may exacerbate pressure on tropical forests; calls for urgent action by the Commission and Member States to adopt measures to prevent or minimise negative impacts from such trade on tropical forests, including bilateral agreements under the forest law enforcement, governance and trade (FLEGT) programme; urges the Commission to come forward the soonest possible with an analysis of options for further legislation to curb imports of illegally harveste ...[+++]d timber;