Traduction de «Déchets riches en éléments nutritifs » (Français → Anglais) :

nutrient-rich wastes

nutrient-laden sediment

Support should be given to the production of biomass by improving access to water and other soil factors (soil structure and aeration, availability of nutrients, pH value, biological activity of soil), careful tillage, pasture farming and sustainable management of grassland, integrated agricultural production, including best practices from organic and conventional farming, i.e. crop rotation, the cultivation of leguminous crops, the recovery of organic waste, composting and creating winter plant cover for fields, etc.

It contains expanded and improved regulatory authority in numerous areas: research and data collection; the multi-track risk assessment process; pollution prevention; virtual elimination; waste reduction and emergency preparation plans; requirements to report significant new activities; more emphasis on an ecosystem approach; a reverse listing approach for ocean dumping; new provisions for international water, vehicle emissions, and economic instruments; an expanded authority to regulate nutrients; the federal house; emergencies, fuels, and the import and export of waste, including solid wastes.

This area of relatively shallow water is typically higher in nutrients and more productive than the deep ocean.

I'm looking back at some of the information provided by our researchers here, that traditionally, with hunting and gathering, there used to be a lot of access to berries and seaweed in northern communities, and many of the wildlife that were consumed were rich in nutrients, and so on.