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Extreme hydrological events: floods and droughts

Estrela, Teodoro - 2001

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Sustainable water in Europe : Part 3: Floods and droughts

de Leeuw, Frank (contributor); Rob Sluyter, Rob (contributor) - European Environment Agency - 2001

The European Environment Agency and its Topic Centre on Inland Waters is undertaking an assessment of the sustainable use of water in Europe. This report describes the third part oftha t assessment and considers the importance and impact of extreme hydrological events, in particular floods and...

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Water resources across Europe : confronting water scarcity and drought

2009

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Water resources across Europe : confronting water scarcity and drought

Collins, Robert (contributor); Kristensen, Peter (contributor) - 2009

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Responding to climate change impacts on human health in Europe : focus on floods, droughts and water quality

European Environment Agency - 2024

This report aims to raise awareness about the range of risks to human health associated with changes in water quantity and quality under the changing climate. It assesses our preparedness for ongoing and future impacts by examining the current policy landscape in Europe. At the same time, it...

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How much bioenergy can Europe produce without harming the environment?

Wiesenthal, Tobias (contributor); … - Europäische Umweltagentur; European Environment Agency - 2006

and secure its energy supply. However, the substantial rise in the use of biomass from agriculture, forestry and waste for …

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Maximising the environmental benefits of Europe's bioenergy potential

Uslu, Ayla; Pedersen, Jan Erik; Resch, Gustav; Fritsche, Uwe - Europäische Umweltagentur; European Environment Agency - 2008

This report assesses the environmental impacts of various ways of converting the technical bioenergy potential into electricity, heat and biofuels. It is based on 2006 EEA report "How much bioenergy can Europe produce without harmig the environment".

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Estimating the environmentally compatible bioenergy potential from agriculture

Petersen, Jan-Erik; Elbersen, Berien; Wiesenthal, Tobias; … - Europäische Umweltagentur; European Environment Agency - 2008

This report provides technical background for the estimation of the environmentally compatible bioenergy potential from agriculture that the EEA published in 2006. It also gives information on agri-environmental pressures that explain the environmental conditions in the EEA scenario. Finally,...

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How much bioenergy can Europe produce without harming the environment?

European Environment Agency - 2006

and secure its energy supply. However, the substantial rise in the use of biomass from agriculture, forestry and waste for …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015316222

How much biomass can Europe use without harming the environment ?

European Environment Agency - 2005

Extending biomass use to produce energy (bioenergy) will both help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and meet the … European renewable energy targets. However, biomass production may create additional environmental pressures, such as on … biodiversity, soil and water resources. The European Environment Agency is currently assessing how much biomass can be used for …

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