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Condé, Sophie (contributor); Richard, Dominique (contributor) - Europäische Umweltagentur; European Environment Agency - 2002

The Boreal region is the largest biogeographical region of Europe. The climate is cool and mainly continental. It is Europeu0092s forest region, dominated by conifers. The forest area increases, getting more uniform and with less tree species and less biodiversity in the stands. The southern...

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Natura 2000 in the Boreal Region

Sundseth, Kerstin - Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Umwelt; … - 2009

With its endless expanse of coniferous forests, mires and lakes, the Boreal Region forms part of a distinct band of vegetation which circles the entire northern hemisphere. Habitat types blend seamlessly into one another, creating a characteristic mosaic landscape of forests and wetlands. Along...

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Screening report Serbia : Chapter 21 – Trans-European networks

Europäische Kommission - 2015

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Europeanisation and regionalisation:

Lajh, Damjan - 2004

structural network. Second, both the process of Europeanisation and the process of regionalisation have stimulated co …-operation among subnational actors. Third, the implementation of the project has exposed a multi-level policy network with the pivotal …

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Infrastructure networks in Central Europe and EU enlargement

Fleischer, Tamás - 2003

importance of a multilayered network and pay equal attention to every layer of the transport network. The other issue that has … been criticised is the structure of the backbone network. While the development of the trans-European networks in western …. Even the backbone elements of the Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment network, which enjoy priority today, still …

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