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Waste•smART — Creatieve wedstrijd

Het Europees Milieuagentschap (EEA) vroeg de Europese bevolking naar haar mening over afval in Europa. Daarvoor organiseerde het een nieuwe creatieve wedstrijd, Waste•smART. Voor deze wedstrijd moesten inzendingen bestaan uit foto’s, video’s of cartoons. Een aantal finalisten van Waste•smART komen inSignalen 2014aan bod.

Ga voor meer informatie over Waste•smART naar www.eea.europa.eu/wastesmart

Op ons Flickr-account kunt u de inzendingen van alle finalisten zien: http://www.flickr.com/photos/europeanenvironmentagency/

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