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=== Rotterdam was the EU's largest port for short sea shipping of dry bulk goods === At 21 million tonnes in 2022, Rotterdam was also the EU's largest port for short sea shipping of dry bulk goods, despite ...

When looking at dry bulk, Rotterdam was again the main EU port in the fourth quarter of 2023, followed by Constanta, Amsterdam ... [[Image: Top 5 EU maritime ports for dry bulk, 2022Q4-2023Q4_(million tonnes).png|thumb|center|700px|Figure 3: Top 5 EU ...

=== Dry bulk goods decreased by 11.9 % in the fourth quarter of 2023 compared with the same quarter of 2022 === Compared with the same quarter of 2022, dry bulk goods (-11.9 %) fell substantially in the fourth quarter of 2023. The ...

is used on a supplementary basis to improve crop production in dry summers. The type of agriculture also plays a role. Fruits ... In central and northern European countries, supplementary irrigation is generally used to improve production in dry summers ...

Liquid bulk goods accounted for 37.0 % of the total cargo handled in the main EU ports in 2022 (Figure 5), followed by ... Türkiye and Montenegro, the stacked bars show liquid bulk goods, dry bulk goods, large containers Ro-Ro mobile units and other ...

and from main EU ports in 2022 (Figure 6). Liquid bulk was followed by dry bulk at 374 million tonnes (21 %), roll on - roll off ... . Netherlands also led the EU rankings for short sea shipping of dry bulk goods (57 million tonnes). Spain was the main country ...

statistics handbook (2023 edition), it includes all cereals harvested dry for grain, regardless of the use. remains a relatively ... vegetables, fresh pulses and other vegetables harvested fresh (not dry). production in total vegetable production among EU countries ...

plants to enter the winter period in good condition. However, very dry conditions in September in parts of central, eastern ... December. In Bulgaria and Romania, sowing was initially delayed due to dry conditions but progressed well after substantial rainfall ...

by contact with a particular substance, with the skin typically becoming dry, blistered or cracked. Such dermatitis can be caused either by an irritant (something which damages the skin) or an allergen (something which provokes an immune response which ...

and gave rise to uncertainty over gas and oil supply. An exceptionally hot and dry summer in many EU countries did not help alleviate the situation, affecting nuclear and, in particular, hydro power generation. Faced with concerns on the security of energy ...

areas of different land covers. The presence of grass verges, hedges, dry stone walls, ditches and other semi-natural linear elements ... Peneda-Gerês and the Parque Natural do Douro) and are relatively dry, even arid in the summer months. These areas are often ...

up to the date of the images: the two weeks before the 2015 image had been dry and relatively warm compared with somewhat milder and considerably wetter weather before the 2017 image. The interpretation of the 2017 images had a notably higher share for ...

Primary production of natural gas is defined as the quantity of dry gas, measured after purification and extraction of natural gas liquids and sulphur. Energy transformed from one form to another, such as electricity or heat generation in thermal ...

Primary production of natural gas is defined as the quantity of dry gas, measured after purification and extraction of natural gas liquids and sulphur. Energy transformed from one form to another, such as electricity or heat generation in thermal ...

*climatic conditions – people living in warm or temperate and relatively dry climates tend to live longer lives than those living in regions that experience more extreme weather conditions. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, life expectancy at birth ...

The Mediterranean area is particularly prone to soil water erosion because of long dry periods followed by heavy bursts of intense precipitations on steep slopes with fragile soils. In some areas, erosion has reached a state of irreversibility with ...