intrinsic biological factor

gross domestic product at factor cost

Special Committee for the International Biological Programme | SCIBP [Abbr.]

International Biological Programme | IBP [Abbr.]

Canadian Committee for the International Biological Programme

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‘environmental status’ means the overall state of the environment in marine waters, taking into account the structure, function and processes of the constituent marine ecosystems together with natural physiographic, geographic, biological, geological and climatic factors, as well as physical, acoustic and chemical conditions, including those resulting from human activities inside or outside the area concerned.

‘environmental status’ means the overall state of the environment in marine waters, taking into account the structure, function and processes of the constituent marine ecosystems together with natural physiographic, geographic, biological, geological and climatic factors, as well as physical, acoustic and chemical conditions, including those resulting from human activities inside or outside the area concerned;

‘environmental status’ means the overall state of the environment in marine waters, taking into account the structure, function and processes of the constituent marine ecosystems together with natural physiographic, geographic, biological, geological and climatic factors, as well as physical, acoustic and chemical conditions, including those resulting from human activities inside or outside the area concerned.

to come forward as soon as practicable, bearing in mind the need to protect eel, with a proposal for short-term measures to improve the conservation of the eel resource taking into account the factors that relate to eel mortality, available scientific advice and socio-economic aspects, as well as preventing illegal fishing; to take the necessary steps, both at Community and international level, and in particular at FAO, taking into account the responsibility of Member States, for the further development and implementation of the eel management plan, assessing, in particular, all factors having an impact on the eel's natural habitats, so ...[+++] that eel remains as an important natural asset in the marine biodiversity as well as an important economic resource for the European fisheries and aquaculture sectors; to consider, as appropriate, the possibility of support measures aimed at recovery of European eel population; to report on a regular basis to the Council and the European Parliament on the progress regarding all aspects of the Community Action Plan, with especial emphasis on emergency actions, scientific information and national actions".