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Et sunt miljø er en forutsetning for en bærekraftig økonomi og et rettferdig samfunn Et sunt miljø er en forutsetning for en bærekraftig økonomi og et rettferdig samfunn Miljøet og klimaet på planeten vår står overfor større utfordringer enn noen gang, og dette truer velferden vår. Men det er ennå ikke for sent å gjennomføre avgjørende tiltak. Oppgaven kan se overveldende ut, men det er fortsatt mulig å snu noen av de negative trendene, tilpasse oss for å gjøre skadevirkningene minst mulig, gjenopprette viktige økosystemer og beskytte det vi fortsatt har med større styrke. Langsiktig bærekraft krever en tilnærming til miljø, klima, økonomi og samfunn som uatskillelige deler av den samme helheten.
Water use in Europe — Quantity and quality face big challenges Water use in Europe — Quantity and quality face big challenges Europeans use billions of cubic metres of water every year not only for drinking water, but also for use in farming, manufacturing, heating and cooling, tourism and other service sectors. With thousands of freshwater lakes, rivers and underground water sources available, the supply of water in Europe may seem limitless. But population growth, urbanisation, pollution and the effects of climate change, such as persistent droughts, are putting a huge strain on Europe’s water supplies and on its quality.
Interview — Malta: water scarcity is a fact of life Interview — Malta: water scarcity is a fact of life Malta is one of the top 10 water-scarce countries in the world. What to do when nature provides only half of the water your population needs? Malta ‘produces’ clean water and tries to make sure that not one drop is wasted. We talked to Manuel Sapiano, from the Energy and Water Agency in Malta, about new technologies, water for households and agriculture, and the pristine bathing waters surrounding the island.

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State of bathing waters State of bathing waters Bathing water monitoring by country. Please note: for the scales 1:5.000.001 and less detailed, data are aggregated by country. In such case, stacked bars show percentage of bathing water quality for coastal and inland waters together. Number of bathing waters within certain category is seen in pop up window which can be turned on with a click on one of the countries. For the scale range 1:5 000.000 to 1:700,001, individual bathing water sites (points) are visible instead of classified stacked charts and are coloured according to the classification of bathing water quality. Symbol size depends on the map scale (in more detailed map scales symbols are bigger). For the scales 1:700,000 and more detailed, symbol of bather in a square appears instead of points. Symbol size depends on the map scale.

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