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Growth rates of residential areas and industrial, commercial and transport areas from the mid-1950s to the end 1990s), selected European cities
PM10 municipal emissions per macro-sectors in 2005
Left: annual; middle: winter (DJF); right: summer (JJA) changes in oC for the IPCC-SRES A1B emission scenario averaged over 21 models (MMD-A1B simulations).
Share of population served with public wastewater treatment in Denmark 1970-2000, Netherlands 1970-1999, Spain 1975-2000, Estonia 1985-2000 and Poland 1990-2000
age
Remaining gap projected for 2010 by the new Member States in absolute terms, including the effects of additional policies and measures as well as carbon sinks
Selection from 60 cities including the cities with the lowest and highest transport footprint
The Alps, the main river basin districts and climatic sub-regions
Note: Deviations are compared to a 30 year average
Flooding in central Europe, August 2002: Austria, the Czech Republic and Germany
Note: Low numbers on the y-axis represent plant groups that are accustomed to cold conditions, high numbers are groups accustomed to warm growing conditions (according to Ellenberg numbers)
Mapping the impacts of recent natural disasters and technological accidents in Europe
Note: Very wet days are defined as days with precipitation above 20 mm.
This indicator shows the evolution of the number of observations of Southern European dragonfly species in Flanders. Due to climate change the number of records of Southern European dragonflies increases in Flanders. Some species that were only occasional visitors in the past, such as Lestes barbarus now have permanent populations.
Abstract: The potential health benefits of reducing annual mean PM2.5 levels from the current observed values to 25, 20, 15 and 10 µg/m3 were estimated for the 26 European cities of the APHEIS network in 15 European countries, using well-established methods and published results of research on the effects of current air pollution on public health
There is no data for Malta and Liechtenstein
'Contribution to change' plots show the contribution to the total emission change between 1990-2002 made by a specified sector/ pollutant.
Only countries with data from all periods included, the number of countries in parentheses
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