Traduction de «Peinture maritime antisalissure » (Français → Anglais) :

antifouling paint [ antifouling coating | antifouling | antifouling composition | boat bottom antifouling paint | shipbottom antifouling paint ]

self-polishing copolymer antifouling paint [ controlled solubility copolymer antifouling paint | self-polishing copolymer antifouling | self-polishing copolymer paint | SPC antifouling ]

contact leaching antifouling paint [ contact leaching antifouling | contact leaching paint | insoluble matrix antifouling | hard matrix antifouling paint | hard antifouling paint | hard antifouling coating | long life antifouling paint | long life antifouling | hard-racing antifouling paint | hard-racing anti ]

The Community continues to support research into technical solutions to improving marine safety as well as to understand pollution pathways, loads and impacts on the marine ecosystem and to prevent or reduce pollution in the coastal zone; it also works closely with Member States within the framework of IMO to develop global solutions to problems such as TBT antifouling paints, while alternative more environmentally friendly antifouling solutions are being researched within the context of the ESD Programme of the Community's 5th Frame ...[+++]work Programme for Research.

50. Calls for the trans-shipment of oil, or other toxic cargoes, by sea to be limited in future to carefully designated zones under surveillance so as to facilitate the identification of who is liable in the event of a discharge of pollutants into the sea; notes that shipping contributes to marine pollution, and potentially to the disturbance of ecosystems through the introduction, into the seas and oceans, of alien species which are found in discharged ballast water and the use of chemicals in anti-fouling paints that affect the hormones of fish; emphasises that oil slicks are also a major maritime ...[+++] hazard;

50. Calls for the trans-shipment of oil or other toxic cargoes at sea to be limited in future to carefully designated zones under surveillance so as to facilitate the identification of who is liable in the event of a discharge of pollutants into the sea; notes that shipping contributes to marine pollution, and potentially to the disturbance of ecosystems through the introduction, into the seas and oceans, of alien species which are found in discharged ballast water and the use of chemicals in anti-fouling paints that affect the hormones of fish; emphasises that oil slicks are also a major maritime ...[+++] hazard;

22. Calls for the trans-shipment of oil or other toxic cargoes at sea to be limited in future to carefully designated zones; there should be appropriate rules for trans-shipment activities in these zones and all trans-shipments must ensure that important areas are protected, in particular where the trans-shipment zones overlap with or border on Natura 2000 areas; compliance with the Birds and Habitats Directives will also need to be guaranteed; shipping contributes to marine pollution and potentially to the disturbance of the ecosystem, through the introduction of alien species in discharged ballast water and the use of chemicals in a ...[+++]nti-fouling paints that affect fishes' hormones; oil slicks are also a major maritime hazard;