Translation of "Croissance de cultures anaérobies " (French → English) :

anaerobic growth

cultivation of obligate anaerobe [ obligate anaerobe cultivation ]

anaerobic culture [ anaerobic culturing ]

culture medium | growth medium | medium

nursery area | nursery pond

growing medium

plantation management | intensively managed plantation

growing medium | growth medium | substrate | medium

Ecosystems are also damaged by (1) the deposition of the acidifying substances – nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide and ammonia – which lead to loss of flora and fauna; (2) excess nutrient nitrogen in the form of ammonia and nitrogen oxides can disrupt plant communities, leach into freshwaters leading in each case to a loss of biodiversity (called “eutrophication”); and (3) ground level ozone that results in physical damage and reduced growth of agricultural crops, forests and plants.

The transversal dimension of culture and creativity as a contributor to smart, inclusive and sustainable growth and as a catalyst for innovation in a wider economy has been recognised in different EU policy documents, such as the Communication on promoting the cultural and creative sectors of growth and jobs in the EU (2012), the Communication on cultural heritage (2014) or the European Parliament Resolution on a coherent EU policy for cultural and creative industries (2016).

Leading cultural and creative cities: compared to other cities with a similar population, Paris, Copenhagen, Edinburgh and Eindhoven perform better than their counterparts; Cultural, creativity and prosperity: culture and creativity contribute to higher economic growth rates, and are crucial for low-income cities; Size is not everything: the size of a city does not determine its performance in culture and creativity, as on average small and medium-sized cities score relatively well compared to larger ones; Capitals fly high but not highest: even if capitals are often in the lead, they are outperformed in Austria, Belgium, Italy, Germa ...[+++]ny, Poland, Spain, the Netherlands and the UK.

Points out that a CBRN incident could have long-lasting effects on the growth of food crops and thus has the potential to adversely affect EU food safety and food security; invites to Commission to take this into account when drafting the EU CBRN Action Plan;