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Waste•smART – kreativ tävling

Europeiska miljöbyrån (EEA) inbjöd den europeiska allmänheten att dela med sig av sina synpunkter om avfall i Europa i en ny kreativ tävling, Waste•smART. Den som ville delta i tävlingen uppmanades att skicka in ett foto, en video eller en serieteckning. En del av finalbidragen till Waste•smART presenteras i Miljösignaler 2014.

Mer information om Waste•smART finns på: www.eea.europa.eu/wastesmart

För att se alla Waste•smART-finalbidrag, besök vårt Flick'r-konto på: www.flickr.com/photos/europeanenvironmentagency/

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