Übersetzung für "Ökologische folgen" in Englisch

This could possibly have some environmental impacts.

This trend is having a negative impact in economic, social, spatial and ecological terms.

All these events have resulted in difficult social, economic, and environmental consequences.

This continues to have considerable environmental and economic consequences.

This has huge ecological and climatological consequences.

These policies will have catastrophic social, environmental and climatic consequences.

But the cultivation of rubber has social, economic and ecological consequences as:

Rescue work, clearing and the environmental impact of the catastrophe are the topics.

The conclusion that military activities have far-reaching environmental effects is also important.

And these practices have significant economic and environmental implications that we're already starting to see today.

But at the same time, the closure of uncompetitive mines may have consequences on a social and environmental level which need to be addressed.

That organism has an unacceptable economic, environmental or social impact in the Union territory.

The transition to the phasing out of dairy quotas has social and environmental effects.

Potential ethical, medical and ecological aspects of this new technology also have to be taken into account.

Seasonality is indeed a strategic variable to bemonitored: excessive peaks mean a concentration of flows which have adverse social andenvironmental impact.

The psychological, social and ecological consequences of this strategy have been a focus of a good deal of critical consumer research.

The lecture addresses the current state of rainforests and presents potential ecological implications of its reduction.

This will have enormous ecological consequences.

The move to urban surroundings brings with it an enormous logistical, economic and not least environmental impact.

These activities have left a legacy of contaminated sites that have a negative effect on health and the environment.

In light of the increasing frequency and impact of natural disasters which have had serious consequences in human, economic, social and environmental terms, the European Parliament recommendation to the Council on setting up an EU rapid response capability is particularly important.

In particular, EIB projects in third countries should be subjected to independent sustainability assessments in order to determine the economic, social and ecological impact of the project in question.

Criteria and guidelines that are relevant to considering whether hydroelectric power production projects have negative environmental or social impacts have been identified by the World Commission on Dams in its November 2000 Report ‘Dams and Development — A New Framework for Decision-Making’, by the OECD and by the World Bank.

It is therefore right that the Commission should continue not to insist on its proposals or banana production will disappear, with serious consequences on the social, economic and environmental fronts, as the rapporteur, Mr Dary, has pointed out.

Nevertheless, we still unfortunately witness serious incidents, such as the recent sinking of the Erika, which show how urgent it is to adopt new measures to promote marine safety and to avoid any repetition of incidents that have such major ecological and economic repercussions on our coastlines, our seas, fisheries and tourism.