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Hoe houden het milieu en ons welzijn en onze gezondheid verband met elkaar?

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Gepubliceerd 12-03-2015 Laatst gewijzigd 22-04-2016
Zonder natuurlijke hulpbronnen is er geen productie en consumptie. Ze zorgen voor rijkdom en banen, en dragen daarmee bij aan de kwaliteit van ons leven en ons welzijn. Maar ons gebruik van hulpbronnen ondermijnt het vermogen van onze ecosystemen om ons in de toekomst te onderhouden.

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