Translation of "translation of capital écologique " (French → English) :

Rewilding Europe Capital is Europe's first conservation and rewilding enterprise financing facility.

57. Calls for broad-based pricing of carbon as a globally applicable instrument for managing emissions and the allocation of emissions trading revenues to climate-related investments, as well as revenues from carbon pricing of international transport fuels; calls furthermore for partial use of farming subsidies to guarantee investments for the production and use of renewable energy in farms; highlights the importance of mobilising private sector capital and of unlocking the required investment in low-carbon technologies; calls for an ambitious commitment by governments and public and private financial institutions, including banks, pe ...[+++]nsion funds and insurance firms, in favour of aligning lending and investment practices with the below 2 °C target and divesting from fossil fuels, including phasing out export credits for fossil fuel investments; calls for specific public guarantees in favour of green investments, labels and fiscal advantages for green investment funds and for issuing green bonds;

1. Notes that our natural heritage is a major ecological asset which is fundamental to human wellbeing; takes the view that all EU Member States should cooperate and coordinate their efforts to ensure a more effective use of natural resources and avoid net losses in the biodiversity and ecosystem services of both rural and urbanised areas;

11. Notes that our natural heritage is a major ecological asset which is fundamental to human well-being; takes the view that all Member States should cooperate and coordinate their efforts in order to ensure more effective use of natural resources and avoid net losses in terms of biodiversity and ecosystem services in both rural and urbanised areas;

It is of paramount importance to recall that the EU legislator, when adopting the new Regulation on Ship Recycling, made use of his explicit right pursuant to Article 1(2) of the Hong Kong Convention to take more stringent measures so as to ensure a truly safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships.

Eutrophication (nutrient pollution), coastal development and the many activities that rely on the sea, in addition to the fragile state of marine ecosystems, are the direct causes of the disappearance of the ecological resources found in the marine environment.