Translation of "Direct-current electrode negative " (English → French) :

In this regard, the Rapporteur believes that the proposed amendement to Directive 97/68/EC is a balanced proposal aiming at mitigating, at the best possible point, the impacts of the current economic crisis for engine and machinery manufacturers to maintaining competitiveness and employment while at the same time limiting as much as possible negative environmental impacts stemming from a later replacement of a defined number of existing engines that do not yet comply with the new more stricter emission limit.

51. Stresses again that improvements in energy and resource efficiency, in particular, offer a considerable negative-cost emission reduction potential, and that a substantial number of climate protection measures consequently exist which could pay for themselves simply thanks to the lower energy costs associated with them; calls for the adoption of ambitious implementing measures under the Eco-design Directive to be speeded up and a dynamic revision of the minimum requirements to be ensured; calls for the Commission to review the methodology and the Directive to allow setting requirements close to or at the level of ...[+++]current best available techniques following a ‘top-runner’ approach; stresses furthermore that a communication strategy must be developed to provide both businesses and consumers with comprehensive information;

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has stated that the surface temperatures of the earth are warming up at unprecedented rates, and that climate change will directly and negatively impact the spatial and temporal conditions in which species currently live.

I would submit that we have to be very careful before trusting the current government to move in the direction of biofuels without looking at possible negative effects, for example on farmers, and there is also the fact that if this bill goes through there are no restrictions on importing feedstocks to fuel the biofuel companies or factories.

When I met her, I gave her the following mandate: to give an overview of the narcotic drug consumption situation in Canada, particularly among young people, the disadvantaged and the aboriginal people, and of the economic and social cost relating to it; to explain how legislation on legal and illegal drugs works in Canada; to present the terms of international conventions that Canada must follow in its own drug control policies and to ascertain if Canada directly met these terms when it amended its legislation by passing, in 1996, Bill C-8 on the use of marijuana, methadone and heroin for therapeutic uses; to study the link between drug use and respect for human rights as defined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Uni ...[+++]versal Declaration of Human Rights, particularly with respect to the use of narcotic drugs such as marijuana, methadone and heroin for medical purposes; to present the experiments conducted in other countries like the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland, France, the United States, Germany and Australia, to fight drug use in their communities and develop harm reduction policies; to examine drug use in Canadian penitentiaries and verify whether prisoners have access to treatment and syringe exchange programs, in conformity with their fundamental rights; to explain thoroughly the workings of the strategy for reducing wrongdoings and list the options that Canadians have available to them to reduce the negative impact of drug use in society; and finally, to develop alternatives to improve the current drug use control system in Canada.

Often, negative side effects from medications currently available result in non-compliance, directly affecting physical health.