Dashboard (Tableau)
Land take in urban floodplains, 2012-2018
Dashboard (Tableau)
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DAS-286-en
Published 15 Dec 2021
Land take and the associated soil sealing causes less resilient ecosystems through landscape fragmentation and habitats destruction, soil sealing, decreased carbon sequestration and impaired flood protection. These processes are one of the major drivers of land degradation. Restoring wetlands, peatlands, coastal ecosystems, forests, grasslands and agricultural soils are essential for avoiding biodiversity decline and for climate change adaptation. This dashboard presents an overview of land take processes in floodplains of Functional Urban Areas in EEA and EU member states for the years 2012-2018.
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For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/data-viewers/land-take-in-urban-floodplains or scan the QR code.
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