Examples of using Waste dumping in English and their translations into Spanish
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Toxic waste dumping by the'Ndrangheta.
The mission did not find evidence of toxic waste dumping.
Coastal people, for example,have complained of hazardous waste dumping and pastoralists have reported the increased loss of forests.
Neither are we in a position to monitor ormanage the problems of pollution and toxic and chemical waste dumping.
Consistent with our belief in a nuclear-free world, waste dumping in the Pacific Ocean is not to be encouraged.
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Waste dumping cases in the newly opened countries of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have run into the thousands over the last two years alone.
However, his delegation was not willing to define radioactive waste dumping as radiological warfare.
In its view,radioactive waste dumping practices could not be regulated by arms control measures and should not be dealt with in the arms control context.
We are pleased to see that consideration has been given to the issue of waste dumping, which is of paramount importance to small island States.
The expert is concerned about the conditions of the abuse andillegal use of the waters and shores of Somalia through overfishing and waste dumping.
One is crime related to pollution, in particular hazardous waste dumping and the trade in ozonedepleting substances.
An indigenous representative from North America reported on the health risks his people was subjected to through uranium mining and nuclear waste dumping.
The Permanent Representative saw a link between the Convention andother issues, such as toxic waste dumping, illicit trafficking and the proliferation of weapons.
Waste dumping into rivers, lakes and seas has caused damage that threatens the agriculture, water supplies and livelihoods that depend on these aquatic systems.
For example, the impact and scope of illegal logging,mining or waste dumping could be measured with the use of satellite imagery and remote-sensing technologies.
Waste dumping into rivers, lakes and sea has caused damage that threatens agriculture, water supplies and people's livelihoods which depend on these aquatic systems.
Many developing countries andcountries in transition face the ongoing threat of illegal waste dumping, while the quantity of hazardous wastes requiring special management and elimination is growing exponentially.
Radioactive waste dumping practices could not be regulated by arms control measures and were more appropriately dealt with in forums where environmental and public safety issues were addressed.
Being mostly unprotected, it has also attracted undesirable activities,such as unsustainable exploitation of marine resources, toxic waste dumping and other clandestine operations, such as piracy and arms trafficking.
Today, ship breaking,another phenomenon of waste dumping, is carried out mostly in yards on the beaches of South Asian countries and in China and Turkey.
In 2006, President Kiir announced that his government would do everything possible to protect and propagate South Sudanese fauna and flora, andseek to reduce the effects of wildfires, waste dumping, and water pollution.
For instance, as urbanization and coastalization has accelerated,so has solid and liquid waste dumping into regional seas as well as waterfront erosion and the filling or destruction of coastal reefs.
As such, their survival depends on the survival of their living resources andthey are far more sensitive to natural feedback control than other industrial systems such as those using oceans as a waste dumping area.
Information was rarely available on waste dumping in the poorest areas: people were not aware of what was being dumped, nor were they informed about it, with the result that the waste endangered both the people and the environment without protests being made.
Testing the use of new technologies, such as satellite imagery and remote sensing, to measure certain forms of crime such as illegal logging,illegal mining and waste dumping, and dissemination of good practices in that regard.
For example, the case of toxic waste dumping by a foreign vessel off Côte d'Ivoire in August 2006 illustrates the need for increased awareness by developing Contracting Parties of the importance of compliance with MEAs dealing with trans-boundary environmental hazards.
There is a correlation(not necessarily causation) between the harm criminalised in the Rome Statute, which is harm committed often by African heads of state, andthe omission of harm committed by the developed world through toxic waste dumping.
The long-term sustainability of the fisheries sector is threatened by overexploitation of living marine resources, toxic waste dumping and pollution, and other degradation of coastal habitats, as well as lack of effective surveillance mechanisms at both national and regional level.
Applications of this methodology could be tested for other crimes with similar characteristics, for example in the field of crime against the environment where certain activities,such as illegal logging, mining or waste dumping, have specific physical and geographical connotations.
Referring to the incidents of toxic waste dumping in Côte d'Ivoire in 2006 and citing further worldwide problems relating to hazardous and other wastes, he said that it was time for the Parties to the Convention to discharge their duties and called for the entry into force and subsequent ratification of the Ban Amendment.