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Nová soutěž EEA na téma odpad

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Novinky Publikováno 15.08.2013 Poslední změna 10.12.2019
Photo: © Ivan Dervisevic
Evropská agentura pro životní prostředí (EEA) vás zve, abyste se o své názory na odpady v Evropě podělili v nové kreativní soutěži nazvané Waste•smART.

Evropská agentura pro životní prostředí (EEA) spouští novou soutěž o nejzajímavější umělecké ztvárnění problematiky odpadu. Soutěží se celkem ve 3 kategoriích - fotografie, komiks a krátké video. Vítěz dané kategorie získá 500 EUR; stejná cena pak bude udělena v kategorii účastníků narozených v letech 1989 - 1995). Soutěž je otevřena pro všechny zájemce z členských a spolupracujících zemí EEA starší 18 let.

Fotografii, komiks nebo video by měl doprovázet krátký text. Soutěž je otevřena do 30. září 2013 12:00 SEČ!

Více informací se dozvíte na webu EEA.

Podmínky soutěže naleznete zde.

Translated by CENIA, česká informační agentura životního prostředí

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Indicator Assessment
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Greenhouse gas emission trends In 2011, EU-27 greenhouse gas emissions decreased by 3.3 % compared to 2010. This was mainly due to the milder winter of 2011 in many countries, leading to lower heating demand from the residential and commercial sectors. In general, emissions from natural gas combustion fell, while emissions resulting from solid fuel consumption increased due to higher coal consumption in 2011 compared to 2010 levels. This decrease in emissions continues the overall decreasing trend since 2004, with the exception of 2010, when emissions temporarily increased due to increased economic growth in many countries coupled with a colder winter. With respect to 1990 levels, EU‑27 emissions have decreased by 18.4 % ( Figure 1 ). At a sectoral level, emissions decreased in all main emitting sectors except transport and production and consumption of fluorinated gases (F-gases), where they increased considerably in percentage terms. CO 2 emissions from public electricity and heat production decreased by 15.9% compared to 1990. In the EU-15, 2011 GHG emissions decreased by 4.2 % compared to 2010 – a decrease of 159.6 Mt CO 2 - eq in absolute values. This implies that EU‑15 greenhouse gas emissions were approximately 14.7 % below the 1990 level in 2011 or 14.9 % below the base-year level. CO 2  emissions from public electricity and heat production are also decreased by 9.3% with respect to 1990. The European Union remains well on track to achieve its Kyoto Protocol target (an 8% reduction of its greenhouse gas emissions compared to base-year level, to be achieved during the period from 2008 to 2012). A detailed assessment of progress towards Kyoto targets and 2020 targets in Europe is provided in   the EEA's 2012 report on Greenhouse gas emission trends and projections and will be updated in October 2013.
Indicator Assessment
Archived
Generation and recycling of packaging waste The generation of packaging waste per capita in the EU has followed a growing trend until 2006. Between 2006 and 2009, a stabilisation was observed, while in 2009 effects of the economic downturn were reflected by a decreased level of packaging waste. In 2010, amount of packaging waste generated became 157 kg/capita following a slight increase in the trend after the economic downturn. This is a clear indication that, neither decoupling waste generation from economic growth nor the EU policy objective of waste prevention has as yet been accomplished for this waste stream. However, the recycling schemes appear to be quite effective for packaging waste. After 2000, recycling covered more than 50% of the generated packaging waste, a lot higher than the 25% target of the Directive on Packaging and Packaging Waste for the year 2001. In 2008, recycling covered 61% of the generated waste, already exceeding the 2008 target of the Directive, which is 55%. The situation improved slightly in 2010 as the recycling rate of 63,2% was achieved at the EU-27 level.

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