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Europejska Agencja Środowiska zaprosiła obywateli Unii do podzielenia się swoimi przemyśleniami, obawami i poglądami w konkursie fotograficznym „Środowisko i ja". EEA otrzymała ponad 800 zdjęć, przedstawiających historie osobiste lub uniwersalne i poświęconych wielu różnym tematom związanym ze środowiskiem. Wybrane fotografie wykorzystano w Sygnałach 2015, raporcie „Środowisko Europy 2015 – Stan i prognozy" (SOER 2015), jak również w innych publikacjach EEA.

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