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Околната среда в Европа – Състояние и перспективи 2020 г. Резюме

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Публикация Създаден 26-11-2019 Публикуван 04-12-2019
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SOER 2020 - At a glance The European environment — state and outlook 2020 (SOER 2020) comes at a crucial time of urgent sustainability challenges that require urgent systemic solutions. The overarching challenge of this century is how we achieve development across the world that balances societal, economic and environmental considerations. Sustainability needs to become the guiding principle for ambitious and coherent policies and actions across society.
Състояние на околната среда в Европа през 2020 г.: неотложна промяна на посоката, за справяне с предизвикателствата, свързани с изменението на климата, обрат в процеса на влошаване и осигуряване на бъдещ просперитет Европа няма да постигне своите цели за 2030 г. без да предприеме спешни действия през следващите 10 години, за да се справи с тревожния темп на загуба на биологично разнообразие, което ще увеличи въздействието на изменението на климата и свръхпотреблението на природни ресурси. В последния доклад за състоянието на околната среда на Европейската агенция по околна среда (ЕАОС), публикуван днес, се посочва, че Европа е изправена пред безпрецедентни по мащаб и неотложност предизвикателства, свързани с околната среда. В доклада обаче се посочва, че има основание за надежда, на фона на повишената информираност на обществеността относно необходимостта от преминаване към устойчиво бъдеще, иновациите в технологиите, увеличаващите се обществени инициативи и засилването на действията на ЕС, като например Европейски зелен курс.

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Engaging stakeholders to reflect on the conclusions of SOER 2020 The European environment – state and outlook 2020 (SOER 2020) was accompanied by a process of stakeholder interactions to reflect on the conclusions of the report and their implications for developing responses to sustainability challenges.
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Drivers of change: challenges and opportunities for sustainability in Europe The world is becoming increasingly interconnected through flows of information, resources, goods and services, people and ideas, and this implies that changes occurring in one part of the world are likely to have a ripple effect on others. This means that production and consumption systems in Europe are not isolated from one another or the rest of the world. Instead, they are influenced by multiple 'drivers of change'.

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