Examples of using Over-exploited in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Second, many more are being over-exploited on a global basis.
Everyone accepts that many of the EU stocks have been over-exploited.
The tree has been over-exploited for its wood which is valuable for making furniture.
Of the major stocks,only skipjack is not thought to be over-exploited.
They are currently being over-exploited, rather as has happened in the North Sea and the Atlantic area.
In fact, something like two-thirds of worldwide fish stocks are estimated to be over-exploited.
In its native islands the tree has been severely over-exploited for its valuable reddish wood.
Furthermore, the United Nations programme for the assessment of ecosystems stresses that 25% of commercial species are over-exploited.
The report also notes that octopus andhake fisheries are over-exploited and reductions in effort are needed.
These species which are slow growing and particularly vulnerable are, according to ICES,already sufficiently or over-exploited.
The Commission has identified over-exploited areas in the Adriatic, the Strait of Sicily, the Gulf of Lion and the Strait of Gibraltar.
Soil fertility in the Planalto is poor at present because of it was over-exploited over a very long period of time.
Current European fisheries are over-exploited and therefore are an unsustainable option for meeting aquatic products requirements in Europe.
We are evaluating our management of these animals to ensure these populations aren't over-exploited because of these demands.”.
The BFT of the north-east Atlantic is being over-exploited by a handful of trawling companies, each catching thousands of tonnes.
In spite of these efforts, something like 80% of all the major stocks are still over-exploited and continue to diminish.
In writing.- Bluefin tuna stocks have been dangerously over-exploited and today's vote is to be welcomed as one step towards rectifying the situation.
In writing.- I strongly believe in sustainable development anddo not question that the bluefin tuna(BFT) species is over-exploited and needs protecting.
Large ecosystems risk collapse,the oceans are over-exploited and global temperature rise with floods and droughts as a result.
It is noteworthy that no new legions were raised by Trajan before the Parthian campaign,maybe because the sources of new citizen recruits were already over-exploited.
Most stocks of demersal fish and some stocks of pelagic fish are over-exploited and are outside safe biological limits.
According to the UN's Food andAgriculture Organization(FAO), around 60 percent of assessed fish stocks are fully exploited and 30 percent are already over-exploited.
In other areas of the world, as fish stocks in coastal waters are progressively over-exploited and depleted, the fishing industry is turning more and more to deep water species.
One is linked to the need for us to review our own economic development model,because it is incompatible with a situation in which raw materials are over-exploited.
Over 60% of our ecosystems are seriously over-exploited, threatening for example world sh stocks and the capacity of forests to regulate air and water quality.
As well as that,in some of these countries there is a desire to reduce EU access to their fish stocks because they are over-exploited and need time to recover.
In this context it is very worrying that fish resources in West Africa are being over-exploited, which could pose a danger for local development since these resources provide food security in this region.
Pilot reduction rates for reducing the fishing effort levels are 30% for depletion risk stocks and 20% for over-exploited stocks.
However, much of the fishing stocks are over-exploited and artisanal fisheries is under negative impacts from environmental degradation as well as the competition with the industrial fishing, putting in risk the maintenance of fishing activity.
It does not seem that this is likely to succeed in an area like the Democratic Republic of Congo, where life-threatening diseases reign, the environment andthe land are over-exploited, and people remain completely without rights.