Traduction de «catastrophe anthropique » (Français → Anglais) :

man-made disaster

man-made disaster

anthropogenic chemical | man-made chemical

manmade chemical [ man-made chemical | anthropogenic chemical ]

anthropogenic chlorofluorocarbon [ anthropogenic CFC | man-made chlorofluorocarbon | man-made CFC ]

catastrophe excess of loss treaty | catastrophe treaty

anthropogenic climate change [ man-made climate change | human-induced climate change | human-made climate change | man-induced climate change ]

substance of anthropogenic origin

Where appropriate, due consideration should also be given to the resilience of infrastructure to natural or man-made disasters in compliance with any requirement which may be set out in relevant Union legislation.

The utmost consideration should also be given to the resilience of infrastructure to natural or man-made disasters in compliance with any requirement which may be set out in the relevant Union law.

Furthermore, natural hazards and disasters, for example, lightning, low temperature or earthquakes, may trigger man-made (‘natech’ - Natural Hazard Triggering Technological Disasters) disasters such as atmospheric releases, liquid spills or fires[9] (i.e., the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan).

11. Takes note of the definition of the five key areas for which different concrete actions have been proposed at EU and Member State level; considers that these objectives are not exhaustive and that the order of priorities could have been better structured; underlines that the fight against terrorism and organised crime is and must remain a key priority within the ISS; considers that the issue of resilience to man-made and natural disasters, including failures of critical infrastructure, must also be addressed; notes, however, that it does not appear fully justified or appropriate to take action in the field of the enforcement of i ...[+++]ntellectual property rights – a matter which is part of a specific in-depth debate – within the framework of the ISS;