See risk analysis. There are not currently established populations in Europe. Some species of this genus are tropical or subtropical. The climate change may increase temperature in European countries facilitating their potential establishment. 4.3.c)they are, based on available scientific evidence, likely to have a significant adverse impact on biodiversity or the (See bibliography in related ecosystem services, and may also have an adverse impact on human health or the economy; the risk analysis document) Yes. See of impact” of the risk analysis. “Probability 4.3.d)it is demonstrated by a risk assessment carried out pursuant to Article 5(1) that concerted action at Union level is required to prevent their introduction, establishment or spread; (See bibliography in the risk analysis document) Yes, there are not currently established populations in Europe. For this reason by sharing the same border a concerted action of all the Member states is necessary to avoid the entrance of these species. 4.3.e)it is likely that the inclusion on the list will effectively prevent, minimise or mitigate their adverse impact. (See bibliography in the risk analysis document) Yes. Prevention is the best way to do it. 4.6.When adopting or updating the Union list, the Commission shall apply the criteria set out in paragraph 3 with due consideration to the implementation cost for Member States, the cost of inaction, the cost-effectiveness and the
See risk analysis. There are not currently established populations in Europe. Some species of this genus are tropical or subtropical. The climate change may increase temperature in European countries facilitating their potential establishment. 4.3.c)they are, based on available scientific evidence, likely to have a significant adverse impact on biodiversity or the related ecosystem services, and may also have an adverse impact on human health or the economy; (See bibliography in the risk analysis document) Yes. See “Probability of impact” of the risk analysis. 4.3.d)it is demonstrated by a risk assessment carried out pursuant to Article 5(1) that concerted action at Union level is required to prevent their introduction, establishment or spread; (See bibliography in the risk analysis document) Yes, there are not currently established populations in Europe. For this reason by sharing the same border a concerted action of all the Member states is necessary to avoid the entrance of these species. 4.3.e)it is likely that the inclusion on the list will effectively prevent, minimise or mitigate their adverse impact. (See bibliography in the risk analysis document) Yes. Prevention is the best way to do it. 4.6.When adopting or updating the Union list, the Commission shall apply the criteria set out in paragraph 3 with due consideration to the implementation cost for Member States, the cost of inaction, the cost-effectiveness and the
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