Exemplos de uso de Extractive activities em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Family units directly linked to extractive activities were interviewed.
 The main extractive activities are for family consumption, not for rubber production.
The way of life of the region tocantina society is expressed through his actions and extractive activities in rural areas.
However, the damage from extractive activities without an environmental management plan already left a mark.
The attempts at raising cattle or pigs or planting rice are individual andof little significance, like extractive activities.
Here, until 2007,the mangaba gatherers were free to practice extractive activities, similar to what occurs in other Brazilian states.
Extractive activities cause large mobilization of land, which, in turn, alter the physical, chemical and biological soil properties.
From early on in their contact history,the Baniwa have participated in a series of extractive activities such as piaçava, borracha, sorva, castanha, and minerals.
Extractive activities from the primary production sector and commercial activities represented 13.5% and 13.0% of work-related accidents, respectively.
The mining sector is often considered obsolete for not offering innovative products and perform extractive activities that can result in environmental and social degradation.
Extractive activities from the primary production sector and commercial activities represented 13.5% and 13.0% of work-related accidents, respectively. These were 78% higher than the overall estimate.
As a result, it can be also observed by a decrease in oxygen levels and, in addition,increased water pollution generated by extractive activities like prospection of both minerals and fossil fuels.
Current international accounting regulation applicable to extractive activities is based on the IFRS 6 standard, which states that extractive companies can freely define their respective accounting policies.
Besides, Alvaro Colom's administration did not respect the international agency's resolution demanding his government to stop the extractive activities, and granted it a deadline for the moratorium that expired on April 16.
This community is consisted of 20 families who survive from extractive activities like artisanal fishing and shellfish picking besides crop in ebb terrains(lower wetlands formed from dunes near ponds), configured as an essentially traditional community.
One of the proposals under consideration by the IASB establishes a new methodfor asset recognition and measurement applicable to extractive activities and eliminates the choice between the successful efforts and full cost methods.
The plaintiffs, affected by the over thirty years of extractive activities, estimate that repairing the damage caused would take from 40 to 90 billion dollars, according to the Amazon Defense Coalitiońs website, one of the groups which filed the complaint against the powerful corporation.
They are constituted as research objects initiatives to preserve the estrada de ferro perus-pirapora,the company's production centers linked to extractive activities and the production of cement, along with the workers settlements built in perus district of são paulo and agua fria ne.
And while increased agriculture, extractive activities and urbanization have expanded deforestation, many countries have, in turn, established protected areas- covering over 10 percent of the region's territory, roughly double the area of two decades earlier.
As explained by Vicente Salles,Fábricas Nacionais was the given name to the institutions that organized extractive activities, especially wood, Brazil nut, rubber and cocoa, everything gathered through the compulsory work of the Indians.
Gomes believes that the post-abolition invisibility of quilombos can be ascribed to population and farm censuses, which used unclear, inconsistent criteria for classifying race and color and also failed to classify economic activities"between family farming,seasonal labor, and extractive activities.
Unpolluted soil" means soil that is removed from the upper layer of the ground during extractive activities and that is not deemed to be polluted under the national law of the Member State where the site is located and Community law;
The struggle for the preservation of forests and rivers resulted in the sentencing of the"women burners of coco and women living along riverbanks,whose sustainable way of life based on fishing and extractive activities assures their survival and the survival of our Amazonia.
In an interview with residents of the region, observed that they were aware of a decline in certain extractive activities, possibly linked to the increase in the number of holiday homes and the implementation of the coconut monoculture in the 1980s.
The growing demands, arising from the successive forms of occupation of the coastal zone, require constant adaptation of the normative plan to the objective reality, especially considering the processes of urbanization, growth of tourism industry, andoil and gas extractive activities, which are being expanded.
This took place in one of the communities of San Juan Sacatepequez, which is strongly opposing extractive activities. The attack on September 24th was denounced by Ceiba-Guatemala, member of environmentalist federation Friends of the Earth International FoEI.
However, in the wake of a judicial dispute, given the prospect of expropriation for social interests, that is, land reform, the site was fenced off and divided up by its owner,resulting in the re-signification of the rules governing extractive activities, traditionally regulated by customary rules.
The region of the brazilian territory covered by the amazon rainforest to its continental dimensions and difficulty of access andvarious interests in extractive activities, shows strong demand for general information that can serve as support for the occupation, exploitation and orderly and environmentally balanced recovery.
Extractive activities previously practiced on privately owned land, but to which access was unrestricted, based on the understanding that"the plants were planted by no one", appears to have been replaced by a commercial relationship between the landowner and the gatherers following the legal defeat in which the gatherers had demanded the property's expropriation.
Acting within the restraints and opportunities inherent to distinct systems of accessing resources,the gatherers have established a set of customary rules which guide their extractive activities and around which they organize their ways of life and construct their identity.