Reports about Europe's environmentReports published by EEA (Theme: all, Audience: all, Sorted on: publish date)Sustainable water use in Europe- December 22, 1999 Part 1 describes the first part of the assessment on sustainable water use in Europe . Content: Sectoral use of water in Europe objectives and scope, the methodology applied; Driving forces: agriculture, population growth and urbanisation, industry and tourism including statistics; Pressures on water use e.g. water abstraction, the role of water cycles in relation to the climate change; State of water resources, impacts on resources; Responses (Policies and measures); Data and information gapshttp://reports.eea.europa.eu/Sustainableuseofwater Sustainable water use in Europe - Part 1: Sectoral use of water- December 22, 1999 The Environmental assessment report No 1 describes the first part of the assessment on sustainable water use in Europe . Content: Sectoral use of water in Europe objectives and scope, the methodology applied; Driving forces: agriculture, population growth and urbanisation, industry and tourism including statistics; Pressures on water use e.g. water abstraction, the role of water cycles in relation to the climate change; State of water resources, impacts on resources; Responses (Policies and...http://reports.eea.europa.eu/binaryeenviasses01pdf Reporting frequencies of state-of-the-environment reports in Europe- December 15, 1999 Inventory of the publishing frequency of state-of-the-environment reports and statistical compendia in EEA member countries and some CEE countries. Includes also international organisations. Status January 1998. Base material for the planning of the harmonisation of data flows.http://reports.eea.europa.eu/binaryttech36pdf The Global Biodiversity Information Facility - Architectural and Implementation Issues- December 13, 1999 This paper supports the OECD Megascience Forum for Biological Informatics on the technical aspects of its plan for the Global Biological Information Facility. The paper identifies the capacity to produce homepages for all species of organisms as the main goal of GBIF, but in such a way that the homepages are dynamically derived from online databases.http://reports.eea.europa.eu/Technical_report_No_34 |