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Waste•smART – kreativ konkurranse

Det europeiske miljøbyrå (EEA) inviterte borgerne i Europa til å dele sine synspunkter på avfall i Europa i en ny kreativ konkurranse, Waste•smART. Deltakerne kunne sende inn foto, videoer eller tegneserier til konkurransen. Noen av Waste•smART-finalistene presenteres i Miljøsignaler 2014.

Du finner mer informasjon om Waste•smART på: www.eea.europa.eu/wastesmart

For å se alle finalistene i Waste•smART-konkurransen, besøk vår Flick'r-konto: www.flickr.com/photos/europeanenvironmentagency

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EEA Miljøsignaler 2014 - Velferd og miljø Hvordan utvikle en ressurseffektiv, grønn økonomi i Europa: I dag utvinner og bruker vi mer ressurser enn jordkloden på noe gitt tidspunkt klarer å produsere. Dagens forbruks- og produksjonsnivåer er ikke bærekraftige og risikerer å svekke planetens evne til å sørge for oss. Vi må endre produksjonsog forbrukssystemene våre slik at vi kan produsere samme mengde med mindre ressurser, og vi må gjenbruke, gjenvinne og resirkulere mer og samtidig redusere mengden avfall vi produserer.
Marine messages Europe's seas are home to a rich and diverse array of species, habitats and ecosystems. Although vital for Europe's economic and social wellbeing, many of these ecosystems risk being irreversibly damaged by human activities. 'Marine messages', a briefing from the European Environment Agency (EEA), provides an overview of the current state-of-affairs of European seas and our use of them. It argues that economic activities including transport, fishing, offshore energy and tourism should be better managed so that they ensure sustainable health of marine ecosystems.
Environmental indicator report 2013 Natural resources and human well-being in a green economy. This report extends the analysis of the green economy, focusing on the environmental pressures associated with resource use patterns and their impact on human health and well-being. Mapping the diverse connections between environmental change and human health impacts involves considerable conceptual complexities, and relies on a relatively fragmented evidence base.
Managing municipal solid waste - a review of achievements in 32 European countries Improved waste management is an essential element in efforts to make Europe more resource efficient. One key means of achieving that is by shifting waste management up the waste hierarchy. In recent years these important goals have been integrated into European environmental policy. But national efforts to shift up the waste hierarchy have been under way for longer. Together, these instruments establish a range of waste management targets and broader goals for the years to 2020.
Movements of waste across the EU's internal and external borders This report presents movements of hazardous and certain non-hazardous wastes across borders between EU countries and to and from countries outside the EU. It analyses patterns of waste exports and imports and the driving forces behind them.

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