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Europas miljø Tilstand og fremtidsudsigter 2020 Resumé

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Publikation Oprettet 26/11 2019 Udgivet 04/12 2019
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Europas miljø Tilstand og fremtidsudsigter 2020 Resumé
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SOER 2020 - At a glance The European environment — state and outlook 2020 (SOER 2020) comes at a crucial time of urgent sustainability challenges that require urgent systemic solutions. The overarching challenge of this century is how we achieve development across the world that balances societal, economic and environmental considerations. Sustainability needs to become the guiding principle for ambitious and coherent policies and actions across society.
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