Traduction de «crue de fonte de neige » (Français → Anglais) :

a provision has been added on the minimum grazing period: the dairy cows graze after the snow has melted, as soon as the soil's bearing capacity allows and for as long as the weather conditions, the soil's bearing capacity and the presence of grass allow.

Both regions are very rich fishing grounds, also due to nutrient salts from the melting snow and ice that lead to abundant plankton growth, in turn creating the basis for the food chain of over 200 different species of fish, mussels and crustaceans.

32. Stresses that black carbon remains as prevalent a cause of glacial retreat as carbon dioxide; recalls, in particular, that black carbon and ozone in the lower atmosphere are harmful air pollutants which damage health, reduce life expectancy and exacerbate the melting of snow and ice around the world, including in the Arctic, the Himalayas and other glaciated and snow-covered regions; highlights the fact that ozone is also the most important air pollutant responsible for reducing crop yields, and thus affects food security; notes that methane is an important precursor to ozone formation and that reductions of methane emissions also ...[+++] reduce the formation of ozone;

14. Underlines that in South Asia an estimated 1,3 billion people rely on the 10 identified perennial river systems, which are fed by rainfall and runoff from melting snow and glaciers in the Himalayas; urges that the EU prioritise the region so as to forestall future humanitarian disasters caused by the increasing frequency of water-related hazards;

Litterfall may then be collected once before the winter period and once after snowmelt, as frost limits drainage and litter decomposition.

Litterfall may then be collected once before the winter period and once after snowmelt, as frost limits drainage and litter decomposition.