Traduction de «élément anthropique » (Français → Anglais) :

cultural feature [ man-made feature | manmade feature | man made feature ]

anthropogenic chemical | man-made chemical

manmade chemical [ man-made chemical | anthropogenic chemical ]

anthropogenic chlorofluorocarbon [ anthropogenic CFC | man-made chlorofluorocarbon | man-made CFC ]

anthropogenic interference | anthropogenic interference with the climate system

anthropogenic source | man-made source

substance of anthropogenic origin

anthropogenic climate change | man-made climate change

If we add the human element into it and the change in greenhouse gas concentrations, when the model looks at all three of these factors, volcanic, solar and human, we find a very good reproduction of what is actually observed.

Member States should apply the criteria, methodological standards, specifications and standardised methods for monitoring and assessment laid down in this Decision in combination with the ecosystem elements, anthropogenic pressures and human activities listed in the indicative lists of Annex III to Directive 2008/56/EC and by reference to the initial assessment made pursuant to Article 8(1) of that Directive, when determining a set of characteristics for good environmental status in accordance with Article 9(1) of that Directive, and when establishing coordinated monitoring programmes under Article 11 of that Directive.

In order to establish a clear link between the determination of a set of characteristics for good environmental status and the assessment of progress towards its achievement, it is appropriate to organise the criteria and methodological standards on the basis of the qualitative descriptors laid down in Annex I to Directive 2008/56/EC, taking into account the indicative lists of ecosystem elements, anthropogenic pressures and human activities laid down in Annex III to that Directive.

5. Underlines that seas and oceans are already under considerable anthropic pressure and are suffering the related consequences (pollution, environment and climate change, overexploitation of resources, overfishing, etc.), but that seas and oceans still retain important ecosystem reserves that are inaccessible and thus intact; believes that the blue economy should therefore consider protecting, restoring and maintaining seas’ and oceans’ ecosystems, biodiversity, resilience and productivity, including the services associated with marine biodiversity and ecosystem functioning; believes that the precautionary principle and the ecosystem ...[+++]approach should be at the core of the blue economy;