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Estimates for potentially contaminated sites and contaminated sites

Data Visualization Created 03 Apr 2014 Published 02 May 2014 Last modified 10 Mar 2017

Topics: Soil , Land use , Environment and health ,

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Eionet NRC Soil data collection on contaminated sites provided by Joint Research Centre (JRC)
EUROSTAT Population on 1 January - Persons provided by Statistical Office of the European Union (Eurostat)

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Geographic coverage

Austria , Belgium , Cyprus , Finland , France , Hungary , Latvia , Lithuania , Malta , Serbia , Slovakia , Switzerland , United Kingdom

Temporal coverage

2011

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Filed under: contaminated site, chemicals, soil contamination, potentially contaminated site

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