Kā mūsu labklājība un veselība ir saistīta ar vidi?

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Prod-ID: INF-16-lv
Publicēts 12.03.2015 Pēdējās izmaiņas 22.04.2016
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Mēs izmantojam dabas resursus ražošanā un tos patērējam, tie palīdz mums kļūt turīgiem un rada darbavietas, tādējādi paaugstinot mūsu dzīves kvalitāti un sekmējot labklājību. Taču mēs patērējam tik daudz resursu, ka ekosistēma nākotnē vairs nespēs mūs pietiekami nodrošināt.

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