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Overconsumption of critical resources, and the rising prices of key commodities such as food, energy and natural materials as a result, risk the natural heritage of the globe. See a short video about what you can do to reverse this trend! Photo: freedigitalphotos.net
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The European Environmental Bureau published a new study on Natura 2000 management that aims to investigate the recent status of the network in almost each EU Member State with special focus on conservation objectives, management plans, financing, monitoring and public participation. CEEweb has also participated in the data collection and provided information from Bulgaria, Hungary [...]
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Hungarian environmental culture will be introduced in Brussels! Sustainable Development and human nature are the themes of the “Mirror to the World” exhibition, that thanks to the invitation of the Balassi Institute in Brussels is going to travel abroad now for the first time. The cultural section of the Belgian Embassy in Hungary has repeatedly [...]
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CEEweb for Biodiversity welcomes the continuation of LIFE programme as the single financial mechanism of the European Union devoted exclusively on environmental issues. The draft of the new LIFE Programme regulation released in December 2011 includes a number of logical and important new elements like allowing organisations from non-EU countries to participate in LIFE projects [...]
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In Helsinki, CEEweb participated in the new biogeographical like seminar where the management and other Natura 2000 related issues are discussed with the focus on the boreal region. Further information can be found here.
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CEEweb co-organized with two other NGOs (Greenpeace Hungary and Diverziti Association) the first Green-Go International Short Film Festival, which screened the short movies on three environmental topics. The more than 50 interesting pieces came from more about ten countries from all over the world and creatively showed the today world’s largest challenges. For further information [...]
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