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Butterflies or business - Europe can have both!
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The European Environment Agency (EEA) released today its fourth Environment State and Outlook report — SOER 2010 — a comprehensive assessment of how and why Europe’s environment is changing, and what we are doing about it. SOER 2010 concludes that a fully integrated approach to transforming Europe to a resource-efficient green economy can not only result in a healthy environment, but also boost prosperity and social cohesion.
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Changing environmental governance in a changing world
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Climate change, growing consumption and urbanisation, spiralling resource use and new health risks are just some of the global pressures the world will face in the 21st Century. These are the findings from the Assessment of Global Megatrends, launched in November 2010 as part of the State and Outlook of the European Environment Report (SOER) and now published in a new book version.
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Cost of oil production
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Production cost comparison between arctic oil, deep and ultra-deepwater oil, heavy oil and bitumen, conventional oil
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EU exporting more waste, including hazardous waste
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Waste is increasingly moving across EU borders, for recovery or disposal. This is true for waste shipments between EU countries, and also transfers of waste outside the EU, according to a new assessment from the European Environment Agency (EEA).
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From urban spaces to urban ecosystems
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Signals — every breath we take
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Signals 2010
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Global megatrends
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The European environment – state and outlook 2010
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Globalisation, environment and you
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New EEA report highlights connectivity between global issues
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Human use of terrestrial ecosystems
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Human appropriation of net primary production in percentage
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Price of fossil fuels and metals
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Fuel price index and metals price index evolution from 1980 to 2010
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Recycling provides core resources
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Recycling can meet a large proportion of the economy’s resources demand, alleviating pressure on ecosystems to provide resources and assimilate waste. Recycling already meets substantial proportions of demand for some resource groups, notably paper and cardboard, and iron and steel.
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Recycling industry can boost the European economy
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