Traduction de «lutte naturelle » (Français → Anglais) :

This communication could be accomplished in a series of hearings on specific topics such as how to improve planning, accountability and governance where Environment Canada, Natural Resources Canada and the Treasury Board Secretariat officials could testify: how to improve individual climate change programs such WPPI, the transport sector MOU, and emission trading systems where Environment Canada and NRCan could testify again: how energy growth and climate change could be reconciled, including alternative energy where Environment Canada and Natural Resources Canada could again testify: and finally, how to move forward on adaptation where ...[+++]Environment Canada and Natural Resources Canada can testify.

Conservation and sustainable management of natural and man-made resources and biodiversity: ecosystems; water resources management; waste management and prevention; protection and management of biodiversity, including control of invasive alien species, soil, seabed, lagoons and coastal areas protection, approaches against desertification and land degradation, preservation of landscape; sustainable use and management of forests; sustainable management and planning of urban environment, including post-industrialized zones; data management and information services; assessment and foresight relating to natural processes.

Among other principles the preamble recognizes that health and environmental risks can be associated with pesticides; that pest management is important to the economy and other aspects of our quality of life; that sustainable pest management contributes to meeting our need for food and fibre in an economically viable manner while protecting health, the environment and natural resources; and that safe and effective pesticides can make an important contribution to sustainable pest management.

Financing is available from the Structural Funds for action to prevent natural or technological disasters, for example some regional programmes include measures to prevent natural risks (strengthening of river embankments; equipment for centres to combat forest fires; erosion protection, etc.).

By these indirect means it should gradually become possible to relieve the pressure on natural resources. iii) Direct action to protect the natural heritage (e.g. afforestation and erosion control) is also urgently necessary not only in conjunction with productive projects by in the form of special projects conceived for that purpose.

On a more general level, if it is to provide practical support for guidelines and priority measures to halt deterioration of natural resources it must : (i) increase the proportion of its aid devoted to rural development, with particular emphasis on more intensive farming, while maintaining the long-term ecological balance of peasant agricultural systems ; (ii) give priority consideration to specific, direct action on natural resources ; (iii) give priority where necessary to support for population policies drawn up by recipient countries ; (iv) make appropriate administrative arrangements to ensure that it has the human and technical ...[+++] resources necessary for effective implementation of environmental operations.