Exemple de utilizare a European forest în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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European Forest Institute.
Our wood comes from European forests and more precise, from Romania.
European Forest Institute(EFI).
Both measures together supported over EUR 3 billion of investment in European forests.
The European Forest Institute.
Current environmental conditions are responsible for bringing about changes in European forests.
The European Forest Institute.
The Rapporteur noted that there has been no common will to create a European forest policy.
This is crucial in order to safeguard European forests, with all the benefits that will bring.
The European forest monitoring program of ICP Forests- an example for co-operation between European countries.
Indeed, forest fires are one of the greatest threats to European forests and their ecosystems.
The removal of leaves from some European forests in the Middle Ages, for example, had a lasting negative impact on their health.
I have seven civil servants dealing with this, andthey are working closely with the European Forest Institute and national forest authorities.
It is also member of European Forest Institute and participate in TEMPUS, CEEPUS and 7th Framework Programme programme.
Thanks to your investment and the long-term management of your forest by Eastern Forest®,you will protect European forests and play an active role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
There is a clear view that European forests have significant potential for climate change mitigation, since they because they cover a vast area and have a diverse structure.
The Schweighofer Prize awards innovative ideas, technologies, products andservices concerning the whole value chain in order to strengthen the competitiveness of the European Forest Based Sector.
It foresees working towards a European forest monitoring system and enhancing the protection of EU forests. .
The illegal importing of timber to Europe has resulted in the drastic drop in the price of wood, which,from a financial point of view, has made it impossible for European forest owners to make a living from their timber.
The European Forest Sector Outlook Study report19 has called for improving the appeal, training opportunities and security standards of forest jobs.
Therefore, it would be useful to have a deeper knowledge of how forest management anduse of forest-based products can enhance the role of European forests as carbon sinks that contribute to limiting the greenhouse gas content of the atmosphere.
For several decades now European forests have been functioning as carbon sinks and, because of reduced fellings in relation to net annual growth have slowed the build-up of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
The Commission adopted an EU Forest Action Plan15 to support and enhance sustainable forest management and the multifunctional role of forests, including through biodiversity measures and a European Forest Monitoring system.
In writing.- European forests are major contributors to climate change mitigation and the adaptation of European societies through the continuation of their economic, social and environmental functions.
Immense damage has been caused in terms of loss of human life(11 people have died just this summer), reduced economic activity and environmental degradation, particularly through an increase inthe rate of desertification, in that some 400 000 hectares of European forests have disappeared every year over the last decade.
In writing.- Whilst we support measures to manage and protect European forests, we do not support the creation of a new European forestry policy that would transfer powers in this area to the European Union.
European forests can be grouped in five bioclimatic zones: the Boreal, Temperate Oceanic, Temperate Continental, Mediterranean and Mountain zones(5), compatible with the EEA's forest typology, developed to guide policy decisions(6).
Through international agreements and organisations such as the UNECE Timber Committee, the Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO)'s European Forestry Commission, EUROSTAT and the MCPFE,data is already being compiled on European forest resources, the carbon it fixes, the carbon cycle, the diversity of forests, their products and their protective effects.
European forests have many social, economic and environmental functions, and they are, without a doubt, making an important contribution to solving the climate crisis- it is actually a very effective way of solving this crisis- and to the attainment of the EU's 2020 target.
The EESC highlights the fact that,for several decades now, European forests have been functioning as carbon sinks because their annual growth has exceeded fellings, thus helping to slow the build-up of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.