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Waste•smART – en kreativ konkurrence

Det Europæiske Miljøagentur (EEA) opfordrede den europæiske offentlighed til at dele deres meninger om affald i Europa i en ny kreativ konkurrence, Waste•smART. Konkurrencedeltagerne kunne indsende fotos, videoer eller tegnefilm. Nogle af finalisterne fra Waste•smART præsenteres i Miljøsignaler i 2014.

Der er yderligere oplysninger om Waste•smART online på: www.eea.europa.eu/wastesmart

Samtlige Waste•smART-finalister præsenteres på vores konto på Flickr.

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