Traduction de «avalanche prevention » (Anglais → Français) :

powder avalanche [ powder-snow avalanche | powder snow avalanche | airborne avalanche | dust avalanche | powdery avalanche | drift avalanche ]

avalanche air bag [ air bag | ABS avalanche airbag system | airbag backpack system | ABS avalanche airbag backpack | avalanche airbag system | ABS pack ]

avalanche transceiver [ avalanche rescue beacon | avalanche beacon | rescue beacon | transceiver | beacon | avalanche victim locator | pieps ]

disease prevention [ prevention of disease | prevention of illness | preventive medicine | prophylaxis | screening for disease | screening for illness | preventive medicine(UNBIS) ]

avalanche | electron avalanche

avalanche breakdown voltage | avalanche voltage

conflict prevention [ jus contra bellum | law on the prevention of war | prevention of conflict | prevention of war | [http ...]

Accident caused by snow avalanche

fight against crime [ crime prevention | Criminal policy(STW) | crime prevention(UNBIS) ]

There was not a very good return if they depended on the marketplace for their labour, but the government felt this was a legitimate policy because the sheep ate the grass that undermined the snow cover and therefore prevented avalanches.

22. Recalls that forests are important primarily for the production of wood, but also for maintaining biodiversity, the prevention of fires, floods, avalanches and erosion, management of groundwater resources, landscape management and carbon capture; there is a pressing need for a stringent EU forestry policy, that takes due account of the diversity of European forests and is based on scientific knowledge in order to maintain, protect and adapt forests in the fight against the risks they face; recalls that forests are important primarily for the production of wood but also for maintaining biodiversity, the prevention of fires ...[+++], floods, avalanches and erosion, management of groundwater resources, landscape management and carbon capture;

3. Welcomes the commitment made by the Commission to ensuring that disaster-prevention-related issues are taken into account more coherently in EU policies and programmes, and stresses the need for a holistic approach to disaster prevention; recalls that all types of natural and man-made disasters must be taken into account and that these may include, among other hazards , floods, storms, droughts, tsunamis, earthquakes, forest fires, extreme temperature events, volcanic eruptions, avalanches, landslides, technological and industrial ...[+++] accidents, soil erosion, contamination of the subsoil and groundwater and pollution of the seas, lakes and rivers;

30. Since forests are important for the production of wood, maintaining biodiversity, the prevention of floods, avalanches and erosion, management of groundwater resources and carbon capture, the fact that they are threatened by fire should be an issue of concern to all Member States; therefore calls on the Commission to present and to carry out, together with the Member States, legislative proposals and initiatives in the area of forest protection and fire prevention; considers that forestation and reforestation projects should be ...[+++]supported, with preference given to native species and mixed forests, to encourage biodiversity and greater resistance to fire, storms and disease, as well as the sustained collection and use of residual forest biomass - a renewable energy source; considers that, within the framework of a genuine cooperation in this domain, the regular collection of data, preparation of risk maps, preparation of fire risk management plans, identification of the resources needed and those available in the 27 Member States and coordination at different levels should be carried on;