Übersetzung für "Braunkohleabbau" in Englisch

The mining of lignite in the EU is relatively inexpensive.

Besides a small amount of basalt and brown coal mining, clay bricks were also fired in the 19th century.

The necropolis now lies beneath the coal mine.

The (intensely pursued brown coal industry) then changed the scenery.

Brown coals were a landmark industry of the former GDR, says Gisela Pataki.

Greece grants to the incumbent electricity producer exclusive mining rights to extract lignite without compensation.

In regions where lignite is mined, pulverised lignite is a cost effective and environmentally friendly alternative.

Even so, Europe also has its own economically-viable coal resources: the mining of lignite in the EU is relatively inexpensive.

Even so, Europe also has own coal sources which are economically viable: the mining of lignite in the EU is relatively inexpensive.

This conclusion is valid irrespective of whether or not Greece maintains its current national policy of allocating additional lignite reserves for exploitation, bearing in mind the obligation to respect environmental and public health objectives that must be met with regard to the exploitation of lignite.

Prior to the start of the Commission infringement procedure, the Greek Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) had addressed numerous recommendations to PPC against the publishing of its accounts presenting lignite mining activity together with the generation activity of the company.

PPC lignite extraction has increased in recent years despite the signature by Greece of the Kyoto Protocol, which identifies lignite has one of the main sources of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

Intensive brown coal mining has left large tracts of wasteland in its wake.

After the Greens entered the Bundestag in 1983, he created a study concerning surface mining and a new energy policy in Deutschland.

As the brown coal mining south of Leipzig also included the area south of Borna, a dense network of industrial railways was built.

It is named after the small Czech town Duchcov (German: Dux) in northern Bohemia, where it was found in the lignite mining Emeran.

The part of the natural region of Ville, which is not dominated by the brown coal mining of the Rhenish Brown Coal Field, is also called Waldville.

The European Commission has reached the preliminary conclusion that the exclusive rights granted by the Greek state to the state-owned incumbent electricity supplier Public Power Corporation SA (PPC) for the extraction of lignite in Greece violate European Union rules.

The final beneficiaries of this transaction, carried out jointly with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, were three Italian companies: Sincat and Celene (to build a large petrochemical complex in Sicily), and Mercure (to exploit a seam of lignite in Lucania to produce electricity).

In 20 huge plates the lignite mining is explained in detail, there are showcases with models of dredges, mine lamps and documents.

Many jobs are related with the coal mining and thus, after the decline of it a new increase of unemployment must be expected if no measures are taken before.

Politically-backed large-scale lignite mining in the GDR – and in Lusatia in particular – led to a huge increase in the number of people working in the region.

Then they went to places where the GDR had something to hide: to the Silbersee, a lake in Bitterfeld where the local chemical works disposed of its toxic waste water, to Espenhain, where environmental damage has been caused by brown coal mining, and filmed urban decay.

Gradually filling up with water, the former coal mine at the foot of the IBA Terraces is the ideal setting for Bernhard Sallmann's documentary film, "Dreams of Lusatia", which depicts the dramatic changes in the Lusatian landscape brought about by the lignite mining and which won a DEFA Foundation award in 2009 at the Cottbus Film Festival.