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Percentage of number water bodies not in good chemical status without uPBT per river basin district (RBD) in second RBMPs

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Surface water bodies failing to achieve good chemical status, by RBDs without uPBTs.

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Percentage of number water bodies not in good chemical status.

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The results are based on the information Member States have reported for the second River Basin Management Plans (2nd RBMPs).

uPBT: Ubiquitous, persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic substance.

RBMPs: Second River Basin Management Plans.

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Publication Natural capital accounting in support of policymaking in Europe Maintaining 'natural capital', i.e. ecosystems and the services they provide, is fundamental to human economic activity and well-being. The need to conserve and enhance natural capital is therefore an explicit policy target in the EU's Biodiversity Strategy to 2020 and its Seventh Environment Action Programme. Approaches to measuring the stocks of natural resources that yield benefits as natural capital have gained considerable traction in recent decades. By providing regular, objective data that are consistent with wider statistical data, natural capital accounting can provide the fundamental evidence base required for informing economic and environmental decision making that delivers on these ambitions for natural capital.
Publication European waters -- Assessment of status and pressures 2018 The main aim of EU water policy is to ensure that a sufficient quantity of good-quality water is available for both people's needs and the environment. The Water Framework Directive (WFD), which came into force in 2000, established a framework for the assessment, management, protection and improvement of the quality of water resources across the EU. Since December 2015, EU Member States have been publishing the second river basin management plans (RBMPs) for achieving the environmental objectives of the WFD. These plans are updates of the first RBMPs, which were published in 2009.

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