Traduction de «première mise en eau » (Français → Anglais) :

A coherent system of environmental accounts developed as ‘satellite accounts’ to the main National Accounts, providing information on atmospheric emissions, energy consumption, flows and reserves of material natural resources and water, trade in basic and in critical raw materials, environmental taxation and spending on environmental protection, possibly including green growth/procurement; Consideration, when defining statistical areas to be developed, of the objectives of Regulation No 691/2011 on European environmental economic accounts, which relate to the development of new environmental economic account modules.

A coherent system of environmental accounts developed as ‘satellite accounts’ to the main National Accounts, providing information on atmospheric emissions, energy consumption, flows and reserves of material natural resources and water, trade in basic and in critical raw materials, environmental taxation and spending on environmental protection, possibly including green growth/procurement;

1. Registered buyers, registered auctions or other bodies or persons authorised by Member States with an annual financial turnover in first sales of fisheries products of less than EUR 200 000 which are responsible for the first marketing of fisheries products landed in a Member State, shall submit, if possible electronically, within 48 hours after the first sale, a sales note to the competent authorities of the Member State in whose territory the first sale takes place.

D. whereas multinational industries and agro-business are the main users of fresh water in the world (70% worldwide), for which the price is ridiculously low; whereas the over-exploitation of water resources has aggravated and spread more widely the process of water contamination and the general deterioration of soil quality resulting in a higher incidence of drought of an increasingly structural nature,

The first is water: desalination of sea water using solar energy, channelisation, networking of rivers and cost-effective safe drinking water.

Although the definition does not preclude water being considered as feedingstuff, it is clear from the Community legislation that water has not until now been considered as feedingstuff, as is clear from the fact that Council Directive 96/25 of 29 April 1996 on the circulation of feed materials, containing a non-exhaustive list of the main feed materials, does not include water in the list.