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Urban sprawl in Europe - The ignored challenge

Publication Created 24 Nov 2006 Published 24 Nov 2006
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The ignored challenge

Urban sprawl in Europe - The ignored challenge

Publication Created 24 Nov 2006 Published 24 Nov 2006
1 min read
EEA Report No 10/2006
The ignored challenge
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On behalf of the European Environment Agency the European Topic Centre on Land Use and Spatial Information (ETC-LUSI) conducts a survey among key stakeholders of urban development on the report and its results. We believe that you will find the content of the report extremely useful for your work, and that the report findings will facilitate your need of taking informed decisions. We invite you to make use of the results and to invest a few minutes to fill in the short questionnaire, whose results will be basic to define the next steps. See qustionnaire above.

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Sprawl impacts on agricultural land and natural areas, selected European cities Sprawl impacts
Residential density in mid-1950s and late 1990s (measured by inhabitants/residential km2), selected European cities Residential density in mid-1950s and late 1990s (measured by inhabitants/residential km2), selected European cities
Dresden-Prague: scenarios of urban land use development - late 2000-2020
Land use changes in Munich urban area from 1955-1990
Archived
Urban expansion in Europe (1990-2000) This version includes data for Croatia
Urban Sprawl - definition
Population density and CO2 emissions, selected European cities
Dublin 1990 and modelled scenario for 2025
Functional changes for urban areas greater than 50 000 inhabitants (1990-2000)
Polarised urban sprawl around major cities and the coast of Portugal and Spain(1990-2000)
Urban sprawl in Germany, Poland and Czech Republic (1990-2000)
Development scenarios for the Madrid region 2020
Transboundary Environmental Protection Zone: Lithuanian-Polish border This map shows protected sites (Natura 2000 and designated sites) and green background (10 km radius) together with Urban Morphological Zones and main roads
Urban pressure on Natura 2000 sites in the coastal areas of the English Channel and western Mediterranean These maps show the Natura 2000 sites on top of the smoothed urban areas (artificial surfaces, 5 km influence).
Urban sprawl on the Mediterranean coast: souheast Spain (1990-200)
Urban sprawl in Luxemburg driven by socio-economic changes (1990-2000)
Annual growth of built-up areas from the mid-1950s to the late 1990s, selected European cities
Growth of built-up areas outside urban areas (1990-2000)
Built-up areas, road network and population increases, selected EEA countries
Population density and energy consumption, selected World ciites
Urban sprawl along the Rhone corridor: south of France (1990-2000)
Land use change in the Dresden-Prague corridor 2000-2020
Loss of agricultural land outside urban areas
Istanbul 2000 and 2020
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Tallinn average price of a two-room apartment (EEK/m2)
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Population growth and the growth of built-up areas (mid 1950s to late 1990s), selected European cities
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New settlements in Tallinn metropolitan area, 2006 This maps shows the houses built around Tallinn urban area in three different time periods together with 1990 Tallinn settlement area.
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Trends in Polish agricultural prices 2000-2004 (Polish Zloty)

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