Übersetzung für "Torfgewinnung" in Englisch

6,500 people derive their livelihood either directly or indirectly from peat production.

The Request concerns activities relating to production of peat in Finland.

Waste from peat extraction was also made subject to these limited provisions.

The peat extraction destroys biotopes and thereby important habitats of flora and fauna.

After the peat period the cane cultivation was decisive for the landscape.

This water rich area is known for its peat soil (peat extraction).

Fens are used not for peat production but (almost exclusively) for agriculture.

A "discovery" path retracing the history of the extraction of peat.

Peat production requires an environmental permit but this cannot be deemed to restrict access to the market.

The case concerns non-compliance by Ireland with the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive with regard to peat extraction.

Mining of coal and lignite; extraction of peat is theindustrial sector with the lowest index value year 2001(67.8).

Logging and peat cutting, fruit processing, butchering, washing-days and textile manufacturing play an important part.

Of this, 26,900 ha of already degraded raised bogs is used for peat extraction (= 8.4% of the total area of such bogland).

Weerribben-Wieden is a cultural landscape that was created in the 14th century through peat cutting.

From time to time we saw indications of peat earning as draining ditches and stacked peat (for drying).

In Finland, for example, the proportion of peat in energy consumption as a whole is already 5.4 %, though the proportion of peat bogs in production is only 0.5 %.

The Applicant argues that there are no legal restrictions regarding access to the peat market.

The possibility was given to competent authorities to reduce requirements applying to non-hazardous waste from prospecting, as well as to unpolluted soil and waste from peat extraction.

Vapo is the only contracting entity active in the peat market in Finland, thus the only entity subject to the Union public procurement rules.

This EU law has an important role to play in helping to ensure that Irish peatlands of conservation importance are properly safeguarded from the damage that can result from drainage and mining associated with peat extraction.

The Commission is concerned that peat extraction is ongoing in numerous protected Natura 2000 sites, despite letters sent out by the Irish authorities.

But in 2011, six years after the closure of the original case, no EIA for peat extraction has ever been carried out.

Apart from coal, there is production of gas (Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom), oil (Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, UK), oil shale (Estonia), and peat (in several Member States, used in particular in Ireland and Finland).

To the west is the Anklamer Stadtbruch Nature Reserve and, within it, the Anklamer Torfmoor, a protected wetland which is renaturalising after being used for peat extraction.

The production of peat, lignite and brown coal (46 million tonnes in 1986) is concentrated in Germany (68%), Greece (16%), Spain (9%) and Ireland (4%).

The largest decreases were registered for the mining of coal and lignite, the manufacture of clothing, the manufacture of leather products and the collection, purification and distribution of water. In each of these sectors output fell by more than 3 %.