Examples of using Droughts in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Droughts Directive.
Water regularly during droughts.
Droughts planning.
Water Scarcity and Droughts Communication.
Droughts have increased the incidence of forest fires.
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Supposedly works for droughts like the one we're in now.
Commission Communication on water scarcity and droughts.
The Droughts Observatory.
Moreover, such trees are well adapted to droughts and cold.
Much worse droughts have occurred in the past.
This is the word of Jehovah that came to Jeremiah concerning the droughts:+.
Only during long droughts may there be a need for soil moistening.
Efficient water use isvitally important in the fight against water scarcity and droughts.
The grapes are very hardy during droughts, unlike other cultivated ivy.
During droughts, unexpected frosts or flooding of the turf, weeds cannot be etched.
The priorities of the 2007 Communication on water scarcity and droughts remain valid.
That means more droughts in summer, floods and landslides in winter, and greater variability in the water supply throughout the year.
The Commission's Joint Research Centre is developing an observatory andearly warning system on droughts.
This challenge will consist of extreme climatic events: more rainfall,longer droughts, less snowfall and an increase in sea levels.
At the Environment Council of 9 March 2006, a number of Member Statescalled for European action on water scarcity and droughts.
Climate change is forecast to cause,especially in Southern Europe, more droughts, higher temperatures and more windy periods.
A subsequent 2012 document,‘A blueprint to safeguard Europe's water resources'includes a policy review for water scarcity and droughts.
This tree is afraid of overmoistening much more than droughts, because the thin pears roots easily soak and start to rot with an excess of water.
The droughts of the summer of 2017 may further illustrate the dimension of economic loss; the Italian farming sector alone was predicting losses of EUR 2 billion.
Up to now, Member States affected by severe droughts have never applied for assistance under the European Union Solidarity Fund(EUSF).
Water scarcity and droughts also have broader impacts on natural resources at large through negative side-effects on biodiversity, water quality, increased risks of forest fires and soil impoverishment.
Their examples include anincrease in domestic violence in India during recent droughts, and a spike in assaults, rapes and murders during heatwaves in the US.
The challenge of water scarcity and droughts will need to be addressed both as an essential environmental issue and as a precondition for sustainable economic growth in Europe.
Also, warmer temperatures, rising sea levels, increased floods and droughts as well as melting ice affect the quality and availability of water and damage sanitation systems.
There is evidence that dimming caused the droughts in sub-Saharan Africa which claimed hundreds of thousands of lives in the 1970s and 1980s.