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Mere end 85 % af de europæiske badesteder vurderes til at have en udmærket vandkvalitet

Flere end 85 % af de badevandsområder, der sidste år blev kontrolleret i Europa, levede op til EU's højeste kvalitetskrav for vands renhed og blev i den seneste rapport om europæisk badevandskvalitet betegnet som "udmærket". De resultater, der er offentliggjort i dag, giver et godt fingerpeg om, hvor man finder den bedste badevandskvalitet til sommer.
Vand- og havmiljø

Tid til at handle for klimaet, naturen og menneskene

Året 2019 vil blive husket som et vendepunkt for handling på klima- og miljøområdet i Europa. Millioner af europæere og andre i hele verden demonstrerede og krævede, at de politiske beslutningstagere greb til handling. Evidensbaserede videnskabelige vurderinger, herunder Det Europæiske Miljøagenturs rapport "Europas miljø - tilstand og fremtidsudsigter" (SOER 2020), understregede omfanget af udfordringerne og det akutte behov for at handle. Disse krav om handling er nu ved at blive omsat til en politisk køreplan. Den europæiske grønne pagt, som Europa-Kommissionen har fremlagt, er en lovende start for dette kritiske årti, som vi netop har taget hul på.
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Europas miljø Tilstand og fremtidsudsigter 2020 Resumé

Europas miljø Tilstand og fremtidsudsigter 2020 Resumé

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