[PDF] Top 20 LIFE. Environment policy & governance projects 2012

... The LIFE Sludge4Aggregates project aims to demonstrate the viability of the valorisation of sludge from both WWT- Ps and the aggregate extraction process. It specifically hopes to develop a new artificial, ... See full document

... The article explores the factors that contribute to, or impede, citizen participation in housing renewal projects based on Israel's Project Renewal. The delicacy of the area, and its social diversity, called for a ... See full document

... The project aims to demonstrate that the durability of the non-toxic antifouling paint ECOTEC-STC, in com- bination with an underwater maintenance scheme, will adequately stop ship-hull fouling, while prevent- ing the ... See full document

... 105 projects were selected in ...by LIFE-Environment strand of the LIFE programme will cover approximately 33% of the project ...product policy takes the lead with 29 projects in ... See full document

... Agricultural Policy is trying to replace produc- tion subsidies with quality subsidies and is giving special attention to the development of agri-environmental ... See full document

... The project aims to implement an integrated informa- tion campaign for the prevention/reduction of smoking- related litter in coastal areas of Greece. Given the ex- tended coastline and the number of visitors it ... See full document

... and Governance will facilitate networking and exchange of best practice on a European ...where policy, policy approaches, legislation or development of means of implementation are in early stages ... See full document

... legislative, policy or planning documents were to be politically approved as a result of their activity, answers ranged from 0 to 7 with an average response of one per ...of projects it was anticipated that ... See full document

... energy policy is to reduce ...the environment – from odours, leaching, soil and water pollution and pathogens – without re- leasing CO 2 and CH 4 to the ... See full document

... 2011, 2012 will be a key year on this field, with three main issues to be treated, as stressed by the recent declaration of Notre Europe steering committee: deepening further the internal market, 20 years after ... See full document

... climate governance architecture is agreed ...government policy to claim credits) in order to generate larger amounts of emission reductions as well as enabling the CDM to better facilitate societal ... See full document

... This paper argues that the EU has demonstrated signs of all three roles in India: as a leader, as a supporter and as an equal partner, all to a lesser or greater extent depending on the time period in question. The EU ... See full document

... this thesis will justify some measure of the promise he always claimed to see in me and his comments and criticism throughout its development have been deeply appreciated. Professor Linda Levy Peck has been generous with ... See full document

... (Sachs, 2012; Stiglitz, 2012), the specific problems above result directly from policies that the rich and powerful have pursued and achieved over recent decades, including lower taxes; weaker regulations, ... See full document

... The pulp and paper industry generates large amounts of air and water pollutants and waste products. It is also one of the largest users of raw materials, includ- ing fresh water, energy and forest fibres. Packaging and ... See full document

... The DEPOTEC project proposes a depolymerisation process that will add value to the waste tyres by pro- ducing products that can be used as substitute carbon filler materials in the rubber manufacturing process. This will ... See full document

... Vallevecchia is one of the most important coastal Natura 2000 sites in the Veneto region. It covers some 900 ha and includes several priority habitats. As a low-lying coastal area (elevation of 5 metres below sea level), ... See full document

... In Greece and adjacent Mediterranean countries, con- ventional agricultural practices are affected by water scarcity because of water over-consumption for irriga- tion of agricultural crops, the intensive use of ... See full document

... direction from the Fukushima plant and the time spent in contaminated zones 34 . Major pathways humans were exposed to radioactive materials after the accident were: external exposure from radionuclides deposited on the ... See full document

... The choice to refer to neo-functionalism and neo-institutionalism in order to set the theoretical background of this paper does not intend to overlook the fundamental differences between these theories. The first is a ... See full document