Examples of using Drift nets in English and their translations into German
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Certainly, no-one claims that drift nets are harmless
on the basis of the Italian government's proposals to work through structural measures aimed at the fishing communities in Italy to phase out the use of drift nets by these communities and encourage them to switch to other techniques or other economic activities.
Subject: Drift nets.
In the text adopted today the abolition of drift nets is mentioned several times.
the use of 5 km drift nets should therefore be out of the question.
Mr President, we all know that the decision taken to ban drift nets was a political decision without any scientific basis.
which still allows drift nets up to 2.5 km in length to be used.
At present Ireland allows the use of drift nets at sea which catch high numbers of salmon bound for certain spawning rivers where salmon numbers are low.
Hence my question to the Commission. When shall we be getting proposals to have the ban on drift nets declared applicable to the North Sea and the Baltic too?
The proposal was last discussed at the Fisheries Council of 22 April 1996 when the Council again stressed that the present Community legislation on drift nets must be fully respected.
The drift nets from these ships are pulled freely through the water coloum.
To this end, old drift nets and plastic from the ocean are transformed into fibers.
The EU banned drift nets in 2002 to protect Mediterranean wildlife and paid out compensation to the fishers.
Large-meshed drift nets are presently used a lot in the oceans for catching tuna,
Use of drift nets by Italian fishermen.
Other North Sea countries also fished herring in the North Sea with the help of drift nets.
Drift nets vote.
Fishing for albacore with drift nets.
Mr President, drift nets are also used in the Baltic, where they lead to overfishing of salmon.
represented by Mrs Banotti: Drift nets.