Exemplos de uso de Dobris assessment em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Dobris assessment.
In 1995, the EEA published the first, still very rough,report entitled'Europe's environment: the Dobris assessment.
The Dobris assessment was presented to the third conference of Environment Ministers of all European countries, which met in Sofia in October 1995.
The European Environmental Agency has produced a report, Europe's Environment- The Dobris Assessment, on the state of the environment in Europe.
Chemicals Since the Dobris assessment, the chemical industry in Western Europe has continued to grow, with production since 1993 growing faster than GDP.
To the Agency's advantage, we had available the results of the comprehensive report Europe's Environment: The Dobris Assessment on which to base much of the work.
The first report on Europe's environment- the so-called Dobris assessment- sets out the problems in a clear manner and last year saw the publication of another assessment by the Environment Agency.
The Awards Committee of the European Information Association(EIA)has awarded the EUR OP publication Europe's environment- The Dobris Assessment Cat: CR 80 93 339 EN C. 610pp.
The European Environment Agency(EEA)report in 1995 Europe's Environment: The Dobris Assessment, included an overview of strengths and weaknesses in environmental and related information.
Industry: The relative contribution of industry to the problems of climate change, acidification, tropospheric ozone andwater pollution has decreased since the Dobris assessment.
Publication of reports on the state ofthe environment in 1995, of"Europe's Environment- the Dobris Assessment" and of the report contributing to the Review of the 5m Environment Action.
Energy use, which is the basic driving force behind climate change and a number of air pollution problems,has remained at a consistently high level in Western Europe since the Dobris assessment.
The coordination of existing European Commission mobility, tourism and sustainable transport databases(e.g. EcoNETT,ARTIST, Dobris Assessment, Eurostat databases etc.) could be used as a basis for this initiative.
Some progress has been made since the Dobris assessment in bringing the problem of acidification under control, mainly as a result of the continuing reduction of sulphur dioxide emissions 50% between 1980 and 1995 in the whole of Europe.
PROBLEMS Table 1 gives an overall summary assessment of progress over(roughly) the past five years for each of the 12 key European environmental problems identified in the Dobris assessment and evaluated in this report.
Although there have been some improvements since the Dobris assessment(for example, in urban air quality), many stresses, especially from transport, are increasingly leading to a deterioration in the quality of life and human health.
Acidification There has been some reduction in the effects of acid deposition originating from emissions of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ammonia on freshwater since the Dobris assessment, with invertebrate fauna at many sites showing a partial recovery.
In addition to the European Environment Agency's'Dobris Assessment Report'O, the United Nations Environmental Programme has confirmed that in some European countries, up to 24% of species of butterflies, birds and mammals are now nationally extinct.
Designed to form a key input to the June 1998 Environment for Europe Conference in Aarhus, the fourth meeting of Environment Ministers of all European countries,the report builds on and updates Europe's Environment: The Dobris Assessment, the first panEuropean state of the environment report published in 1995 by the European Environment Agency EEA.
AWARE of the 1995 Report of the European Environment Agency entitled"Europe's Environment- The Dobris Assessment", which stated that discharges from ships were a principal source of oil pollution, particularly in sea lanes and ports, t h plenary session of 10 and 11 March 1999 unanimously adopted the following opinion at its 28meeting of 11 March.
Since the Dobris assessment, there have been some new national and international initiatives for reducing the possible impacts of chemicals on the environment, including voluntary reduction programmes, taxation of particular chemicals and providing public access to data similar to the US Toxic Release Inventory, as for example under the Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control Directive in the EU.