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O ambiente na Europa: Estado e perspetivas 2020 Sumário executivo

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Publicação Criado 2019-11-26 Publicado 2019-12-04
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SOER 2020 - At a glance The European environment — state and outlook 2020 (SOER 2020) comes at a crucial time of urgent sustainability challenges that require urgent systemic solutions. The overarching challenge of this century is how we achieve development across the world that balances societal, economic and environmental considerations. Sustainability needs to become the guiding principle for ambitious and coherent policies and actions across society.
O estado do ambiente na Europa em 2020: mudança de direção necessária com urgência para fazer face às alterações climáticas, inverter a degradação e assegurar a prosperidade futura A Europa não atingirá os seus objetivos para 2030 sem medidas urgentes nos próximos 10 anos para fazer face ao ritmo alarmante da perda de biodiversidade, ao aumento dos impactes das alterações climáticas e ao consumo excessivo de recursos naturais. O último «Relatório sobre o estado do ambiente», da Agência Europeia do Ambiente (AEA), publicado hoje, afirma que a Europa enfrenta desafios ambientais de escala e urgência sem precedentes. No entanto, o relatório refere que há motivos para ter esperança, num contexto de maior sensibilização dos cidadãos para a necessidade de uma transição para um futuro sustentável, de inovações tecnológicas, de crescentes iniciativas comunitárias e de reforço da ação da UE, como o Pacto Ecológico Europeu.

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