Traduction de «réseau ocean » (Français → Anglais) :

CONSIDERING THAT the required in situ ocean observations, which must be sustained over long time periods, are beyond the reach of single research teams and countries, the International Argo global ocean observing system has been designed to meet that challenge and is the first-ever global, in situ ocean-observing network in the history of oceanography, providing an essential complement to satellite systems.

The Committee was told that the Canadian Class 1 freight rail network is a competitive continental network reaching south to the Gulf of Mexico, east to the Atlantic Ocean and west to the Pacific Ocean.

They will also, eventually, make it possible to gather and disseminate data regarding, in particular, the distribution of urban areas and areas protected under the Natura 2000 network, changes in the temperature and composition of seas and oceans, areas which pose a risk, for example to man-made constructions, as well as data regarding major natural or man-made disasters.

In particular the EU must make efforts in agriculture, fisheries and forest management; see to it that the Natura 2000 network is completed; define and implement priority actions to protect biodiversity, and make sure that aspects associated with the seas and oceans are duly taken into account.

There are, as you know, five marine domains that require examination: the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Arctic Ocean, the St. Lawrence riverine system and the Great Lakes.

In particular, we believe that the strongest elements of this proposed legislation include the affirmation of the importance of marine ecosystems in conserving global biodiversity; a strong commitment to consultation and inclusive decision making throughout the process of establishing and managing conservation areas; a commitment that, once established, marine conservation areas will not be reduced in size; emphasis on ecosystem management; the precautionary principle and the need for a representative system of marine conservation areas; the requirement for regular parliamentary reports on the state of the system, which is similar to what we have in the national parks system; and the recognition of providing opportunities for coastal ...[+++]communities to continue to utilize the ocean's resources.