Shipments of notified waste from EU Member States to other EU and non-EU countries, 1997–2005

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Created : Jan 12, 2011 Published : Jan 12, 2011 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:36 AM

The figure illustrates the amount of transboundary shipped notified waste, in Million tonnes, traded from EU-member states to different countries. These cover countries within EU-15, EFTA, Non-OECD (inkl. BG and RO), EU-12 excl. BG + RO and OECD (non-EFTA).

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Last upload:

25 Nov 2010

Dynamic

Temporal coverage:

1997-2004

Tags:

SOER2010 | waste | thematic assessment | material resources

Geographical coverage:

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Austria Belgium Denmark EU27, Cyprus, Estonia, Poland, Denmark, Luxembourg, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Latvia, Malta, Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Sweden, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Austria, Finland, Romania, United Kingdom, France, Lithuania, Slovenia, Slovakia Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Liechtenstein Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Portugal Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom

Methodology:

All data in the figure was given directly by the source and no methodology has therefore been used to transform them.

Units:

Million tonnes of transboundary shipped notified waste

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