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Environment & Me

La Agencia Europea de Medio Ambiente (AEMA) invitó a los ciudadanos a compartir sus ideas, preocupaciones y puntos de vista en un concurso fotográfico denominado ′Environment & Me′ («El medio ambiente y yo»). La AEMA recibió más de ochocientas fotografías que contaban una historia personal o genérica, basadas en una gran variedad de temas ambientales. Se han utilizado algunas de las fotografías participantes en los informes «Señales 2015» y «El medio ambiente en Europa: Estado y perspectivas 2015» (SOER 2015), así como en otros materiales producidos por la AEMA.

Encontrará más información sobre el concurso ′Environment & Me′ en nuestro sitio web www.eea.europa.eu/competition

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