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Europe's Environment - The Dobris Assessment

Publication Created 20 May 1995 Published 21 May 1995

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Europe's Environment - The Dobris Assessment

01. Introduction — 19 Dec 2008
02. Environmental changes and human development — 19 Dec 2008
03. The continent - Extent and boundaries — 19 Dec 2008
04. Air — 19 Dec 2008
05. Inland Waters — 19 Dec 2008
06. The seas — 19 Dec 2008
07. Soil — 19 Dec 2008
08. Landscapes — 19 Dec 2008
09. Nature and wildlife — 19 Dec 2008
10. The Urban Environment — 19 Dec 2008
11. Human Health — 19 Dec 2008
12. Population, Production and Consumption — 19 Dec 2008
13. Exploitation of Natural Resources — 19 Dec 2008
14. Emissions — 19 Dec 2008
15. Waste — 19 Dec 2008
16. Noise and Radiation — 19 Dec 2008
17. Chemicals and GMO's — 19 Dec 2008
18. Natural and Technological Hazards — 19 Dec 2008
19. Energy — 19 Dec 2008
20. Industry — 19 Dec 2008
21. Transport — 19 Dec 2008
22. Agriculture — 19 Dec 2008
23. Forestry — 19 Dec 2008
24. Fishing and Aquaculture — 19 Dec 2008
25. Tourism and Recreation — 19 Dec 2008
26. Households — 19 Dec 2008
27. Climate Change — 19 Dec 2008
28. Stratospheric Ozone Depletion — 19 Dec 2008
29. Loss of Biodiversity — 19 Dec 2008
30. Major Accidents — 19 Dec 2008
31. Acidification — 19 Dec 2008
32. Tropospheric ozone — 19 Dec 2008
33. The Management of Freshwater — 19 Dec 2008
34. Forest Degradation — 19 Dec 2008
35. Coastal Zone Threats and Management — 19 Dec 2008
36. Waste Production and Management — 19 Dec 2008
37. Urban stress — 19 Dec 2008
38. Chemical Risk — 19 Dec 2008
39. General findings — 19 Dec 2008
40. Highlights and Responses — 19 Dec 2008
Cover Image — 05 May 2009
Related resources — 19 Dec 2008
1. Introduction — 19 Dec 2008
2. Environmental changes and human development — 19 Dec 2008
3. The continent - Extent and boundaries — 19 Dec 2008
4. Air — 19 Dec 2008
5. Inland Waters — 19 Dec 2008
6. The seas — 19 Dec 2008
7. Soil — 19 Dec 2008
8. Landscapes — 19 Dec 2008
9. Nature and wildlife — 19 Dec 2008
10. The Urban Environment — 19 Dec 2008
11. Human Health — 19 Dec 2008
12. Population, Production and Consumption — 19 Dec 2008
13. Exploitation of Natural Resources — 19 Dec 2008
14. Emissions — 19 Dec 2008
15. Waste — 19 Dec 2008
16. Noise and Radiation — 19 Dec 2008
17. Chemicals and GMO's — 19 Dec 2008
18. Natural and Technological Hazards — 19 Dec 2008
19. Energy — 19 Dec 2008
20. Industry — 19 Dec 2008
21. Transport — 19 Dec 2008
22. Agriculture — 19 Dec 2008
23. Forestry — 19 Dec 2008
24. Fishing and Aquaculture — 19 Dec 2008
25. Tourism and Recreation — 19 Dec 2008
26. Households — 19 Dec 2008
27. Climate Change — 19 Dec 2008
28. Stratospheric Ozone Depletion — 19 Dec 2008
29. Loss of Biodiversity — 19 Dec 2008
30. Major Accidents — 19 Dec 2008
31. Acidification — 19 Dec 2008
32. Tropospheric ozone — 19 Dec 2008
33. The Management of Freshwater — 19 Dec 2008
34. Forest Degradation — 19 Dec 2008
35. Coastal Zone Threats and Management — 19 Dec 2008
36. Waste Production and Management — 19 Dec 2008
37. Urban stress — 19 Dec 2008
38. Chemical Risk — 19 Dec 2008
39. General findings — 19 Dec 2008
40. Highlights and Responses — 19 Dec 2008
Acronyms and Abbreviations — 19 Dec 2008
Appendix 1: An Inventory of 56 Environmental Problems — 19 Dec 2008
Appendix 2: Information Strenghts and Weaknesses — 19 Dec 2008

For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/92-826-5409-5 or scan the QR code.

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