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No. 3-4, December 1986

In this issue: Trafficking in pollution, The fatcs are now clear, How it can be done, SO much will nature stand, Europe MPs endorse action, Can supply be maintained?, UK - at least making a start, New summary: Ten million hectares of forest damaged, Useless proposal for diesels, Forest tour of Europe, Engaging the young

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Food for Thought

13 initiatives from five countries: Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden that steer tow

Northern forests, climate change and the UNFCCC

Forests have a great potential to deliver on climate mitigation (and adaptation) while at the sam

EU climate targets aligned with the Paris agreement’s 1.5°C objective

With climate impacts happening all around, governments are expected to increase action to limit g

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Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Collaborative-Learning project

The Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Collaborative-Learning (BALOWIL) is a pilot project aiming to find new ways of addressing offshore wind conflicts.

Air pollution in Europe and children’s health

Climate Change: A Himalayan Odessey

The Himalayas are inherently vulnerable to heavy rains, flash floods, landslides etc., as these a

No further discussion needed. The agreed global goal is to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C

The agreed global goal is to limit temperature rise to 1.5°C.

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Fossil-free electricity 2021

Greening electricity: Global and EU status and trends.

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