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Expenditures on clean-up of contaminated sites
Assessment made on 01 Jan 2001
- Aug 01, 2007 - Progress in management of contaminated sites (CSI 015) - Assessment published Aug 2007
- Jul 29, 2005 - Progress in management of contaminated sites (CSI 015) - Assessment published Jul 2005
- Nov 04, 2003 - Soil-polluting activities from localised sources
- Nov 04, 2003 - Progress in the management of contaminated sites
- Nov 04, 2003 - Expenditure on remediation of contaminated sites
- Oct 23, 2001 - Percentage contribution to soil contamination from localised sources
- Jun 01, 2001 - Progress in management of contaminated sites
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Policy issue: How much is being spent on cleaning up soil contamination?
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While the 'polluter pays' across Europe, a considerable amount of public funds are spent cleaning up polluted sites in most EU countries. That is perhaps the only common factor across the EU - annual expenditure varies from over 35 to under 2 euro per capita, depending on the country.
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Annual expenditure (public and private) on contaminated site remediation in selected countries (German figures are projections from data from some L䮤er; Belgian data refers only to Flanders).
The difference across Europe in the funds spent every year on cleaning up contaminated sites per head of population is huge ? almost 100 times. This is partly because data on private expenditure is scarce, but mainly because the problem and the standards being applied vary so significantly from one country to another.
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