Examples of using Pollution from diffuse sources in English and their translations into French
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But pollution from diffuse sources remains, especially from agriculture.
Austria's national strategies to reduce pollution from diffuse sources are based on.
Estimates of pollution from diffuse sources, including a summary of land use.
Development of a system for prevention of water pollution from diffuse sources;
In relation to pollution from diffuse sources, the Committee highlights the following needs.
At this stage,the proposal does not extend to inspections for pollution from diffuse sources.
Pollution from diffuse sources(e.g. agriculture, urban areas) is of high importance for action in basins in Western and Central Europe.
The fight against pollution from diffuse sources(e.g. agriculture, urban areas) is of much importance for action in basins in Western and Central Europe the European Union(EU) countries, Switzerland and Norway.
Step up actions to address the impact of toxic chemicals and pollution on wetlands, especially in relation to heavy metals,persistent organic pollutants, and pollution from diffuse sources, such as agricultural runoff.
Develop guidelines on the prevention and control of water pollution from diffuse sources, including fertilizers and pesticides and run-off from urban and industrial areas and transport activities;
It is therefore necessary to reform the existing practices of water uses and environmental policies,including the adoption of good agricultural practices, in order to reduce pollution from diffuse sources, unsustainable abstraction and inefficient water use.
Requires registers to progressively contain information on pollution from diffuse sources, such as road traffic, shipping, aviation, domestic combustion, agriculture, aquaculture and small polluting enterprises to land, water or air;
In 1991, the Council of the European Communityintroduced a nitrates directive(EU, 1991) that observed that“the main cause of pollution from diffuse sources affecting the European Community's waters is nitrates from agricultural sources.” As a result, nitratevulnerable zones(NVZs) were designated, for which the amount and timing of fertilizer application and storage was limited EU, 1991.
Water-sharing among riparian countries, increasing groundwater abstraction for agricultural purposes anddrinking water supply, pollution from diffuse sources(e.g. agriculture, urban areas) as well as point sources(e.g. municipal sewage treatment and aging industrial installations), and the effects of climate change on water resources are among the many issues documented.
In other cases, the pollution comes from diffuse sources like transport and agriculture.
The Nitrates Directive is highly relevant for the control of water pollution from diffuse agricultural sources.
Achieving further reductions is a challenge for policy makers,especially as a major part of agricultural water pollution is from diffuse sources.
As absolute pollutant levels remain high in many areas, achieving further reductions is a challenge for policy makers,especially as a major part of agricultural water pollution is from diffuse sources.
It is therefore not suitable for diffuse pollution from numerous sources.
She then began looking at the costs andenvironmental impact of diffuse pollution from agricultural sources.
Identification of the effects of diffuse pollution from agricultural sources on the aquatic ecosystems of the St. Lawrence River;