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Environmental issue report No 31

This report provides policy-makers with the information needed to assess how effectively environmental policies and concerns are being integrated into energy policies. This is achieved with the help of selected indicators measuring progress. The report concludes that, while there have been some successes, overall progress has so far been insufficient.

Published: 29 May 2002

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