Examples of using Amazonia in English and their translations into French
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Enite Gérard creates Nature Amazonia in 2010 and develops with specialized laboratories a range of natural beauty products inspired by the recipes
BIC Amazonia(Brazil) also replaced its air conditioning system with a more energy-effi cient one
while close to 70% are also present in Amazonia, and almost half in the Colombian Guyana region.
Revlon Orofluido Amazonia Repairing balm for weakened
the Falls of Iguazu, its Amazonia and Pantanal with the meeting of Jaguar….
destruction of obsolete products and the implementation of new BIC Amazonia(Brazil) reported a 31% decrease in its ratio ofwaste regulations.
for example in Amazonia( cereals for EU cattle) or in Indonesia palm oil.
BIC Amazonia(Brazil) and BIC Rasoirs(France),
Guyana, Amazonia, and North Andes)
588 kg/km& 24;/yr in Amazonia.
In addition, this model is being replicated along the Transamazon Highway in projects administered by the Instituto de Pesquisa Amabiental da Amazonia, the Fundacao Viver,
observe a young person getting high on frog venin in Amazonia.
increased the legal reserve(LR), which is the share of native vegetation that landowners must maintain on their properties, from 50% to 80% in Amazonia.
has carried out several projects concerning these territories drafting of the Amazonia and Caribbean operational programmes for 2007-2013, outline of a cross-border house on the French Guiana-Brazil border, etc.
This rises to 38 per cent in the Sierra and to 47 per cent in Amazonia, a sign that health campaigns are needed in these areas
The Global Environment Outlook Amazonia process started in February 2006, through a cooperation agreement between the Amazonian Cooperation Treaty Organization and the UNEP regional
Bearing in mind that Central Africa has, after Amazonia in South America,
In 2006 there were 1 983 bilingual primary schools, in Amazonia, Sierra and Costa;
The Nazca Tattoo Gel is inspired by indigenous people from Caribbean and Amazonia, who for centuries until now, have used the juice of the particular jagua fruit to create decorative tattoos for their spiritual rituals.
We particularly welcome the establishment in Brazil of the Ministry of the Environment and the Conservation of Amazonia, which will undoubtedly be an important factor in solving the problem.
