Traduction de «grain endommagé au battage » (Français → Anglais) :

D. whereas there are multiple reports that airstrikes have hit civilian targets, including hospitals, schools, markets, grain warehouses, ports and a camp for displaced persons, severely damaging essential infrastructure for the delivery of aid and contributing to the severe food and fuel shortages in the country; whereas a hospital supported by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Northern Yemen was bombed on 10 January 2016, resulting in at least five people being killed, a dozen being injured, including MSF staff, and severe damage to medical faciliti ...[+++]es; whereas this is the latest in a series of attacks on health facilities;

F. whereas on several occasions airstrikes by the Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen have killed civilians, in violation of international humanitarian law, which requires all possible steps to be taken to prevent or minimise civilian casualties; whereas there are multiple reports that airstrikes have hit civilian targets, including hospitals, schools, markets, grain warehouses, ports and a camp for displaced persons, severely damaging essential infrastructure for the delivery of aid and contributing to the severe food and fuel shortages in the country; whereas the international medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontiè ...[+++]res (Doctors Without Borders) (MSF) has come under attack repeatedly during the last three months; whereas an MSF-supported hospital in northern Yemen was bombed on 10 January 2016, resulting in at least six people being killed, a dozen being injured, including MSF staff, and severe damage to medical facilities; whereas this is the latest in a series of attacks on health facilities;

The advantages to grain shippers of using containers for shipments are that containers combine both storage and transportation, preserve the identity of the grain and reduce the amount of handling, which damages the product.

For example, the excessive delay in approving use of the corn by-product Hercules is severely damaging the competitiveness of our grain trade sector, yet GA 21, a GM product from Argentina, is approved in the EU for human consumption, but not for animal feed.

The problem with that is that road infrastructure is being impacted by the grain trucks and municipalities are responsible for the repair, the construction and the maintenance of those roads.

As much as I am, of course, an advocate for the prairie grain producers, I think there is a case to be made that the rail industry is being discriminated against in terms of provincial tax policies and in terms of how we think we must provide roads for the trucking industry regardless of how they destroy them and regardless of what it costs us to maintain them as a result of the damage these huge trucks do to them.