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Die Umwelt & ich (Environment & Me)

Die Europäische Umweltagentur hat die europäischen Bürger aufgefordert, ihre Gedanken, Bedenken und Ansichten im Rahmen des Fotowettbewerbs „Die Umwelt & ich" auszutauschen. Bei der EUA gingen über 800 Fotos ein, die eine persönliche oder allgemeine Geschichte erzählen und sich auf einen breiten Bereich von Umweltthemen konzentrieren. Eine Auswahl dieser Einsendungen wird in Signale 2015, in „Die Umwelt in Europa — Zustand und Ausblick 2015" (SOER 2015) sowie in anderen EUA-Veröffentlichungen verwendet.

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