Examples of using Environmentally damaging in English and their translations into Dutch
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Tourism is one of the main drivers of increased demand for the most environmentally damaging transport modes:
certain commodity-linked payments can encourage the development of environmentally damaging farming practices.
Some university scientists have recently indicated that the odor causing compounds found in new mowed grass can actually have an environmentally damaging effect.
toluene are highly toxic, environmentally damaging and unhealthy.
are also a precursor of environmentally damaging ozone.
use of plant protection products in agriculture and does not include their potentially environmentally damaging use on hard surfaces.
which fundamentalists may occasionally take a dim view of: namely that compensation is paid for refraining from taking environmentally damaging action.
shifting the tax burden towards consumption and in particular environmentally damaging consumption may provide considerable benefits from a fiscal perspective.
Another consideration is that much obsolete and environmentally damaging existing plant will be closed thanks to the implementation of the Large Combustion Plant Directive over the next few years.
The EESC regrets that this regulation covers only the professional use of plant protection products in agriculture and does not include their potentially environmentally damaging use on hard surfaces.
and less environmentally damaging means of transport
The film production is less environmentally damaging than that of paper, cardboard,
or emissions of environmentally damaging substances(e.g. GHGs
are far less environmentally damaging than lorries, which emit an average of 158g CO2 per tonne-km.
the other is Earth's release of negativity that in part is caused by those environmentally damaging operations.
one that is dictated by its own plans to provide the port of Rotterdam with a modern connection to the Ruhr area via the extortionate and environmentally damaging Betuwe Line, from which, however, not a single European country stands to derive any economic benefit.
provided that they do not help to perpetuate the use of old, environmentally damaging techniques and technologies
from direct taxation towards consumption and, in particular, environmentally damaging consumption, may provide considerable benefits from a fiscal perspective.
As well as discouraging environmentally damaging behaviour through taxation, Member States may also use fiscal incentives such as subsidies to encourage green behaviour, facilitate innovation, research and development, provided that public resources are first generated in some other way(e.g. by taxing environmentally damaging behaviour) or that spending is reduced e.g. by removing environmentally harmful subsidies.
measures to achieve a shift to less environmentally damaging modes of transport, in particular public transport,