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© Jonathan Díaz Marbá, Environment & Me /EEA

L'environnement & moi (Environment & Me)

L'Agence européenne pour l'environnement a invité les citoyens européens à faire part de leurs réflexions, préoccupations et points de vue dans le cadre d'un concours photographique intitulé «L'environnement & moi». L'AEE a reçu plus de 800 photographies, relatant une expérience personnelle ou une histoire générique, mettant en scène un large éventail de sujets environnementaux. Une sélection des contributions est utilisée dans le présent document, ainsi que dans d'autres productions de l'AEE.

De plus amples informations sur «L'environnement & moi» sont disponibles sur le site www.eea.europa.eu/competition.

Pour connaître les finalistes, veuillez visiter notre compte Flick'r à l'adresse www.flickr.com/photos/europeanenvironmentagency.

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