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Air pollution and energy policies or
Forest management or
Land and biodiversity policies
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Air pollution and energy policies or
Forest management or
Land and biodiversity policies Click on one or more items below to narrow your results.
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Theme:
Air quality (Air pollution) (2) ·
Climate mitigation (Climate) (1) ·
Eco goods and services (NB) (1) ·
Energy demand (Energy) (2) ·
Forestry (Land use) (3) ·
GHG emissions (Climate) (2) ·
Nutrition and diet (Food) (1) ·
Other food (Food) (1) ·
Terrestrial biodiversity (NB) (2) ·
Water stress (Water) (1)
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- PQ1 (APEP) (Air pollution and energy policies, How do energy policies contribute to economic and social development, and how do they support or hamper a more sustainable future?)
- PQ1 (FM) (Forest management, How can management influence forest capacity to meet future demand for wood and other ecosystem services?)
- PQ1 (LBP) (Land and biodiversity policies, How can land-use policies contribute to strategies for halting biodiversity loss and reducing greenhouse gas emissions?)
- PQ2 (APEP) (Air pollution and energy policies, How can the goals for affordable, clean and reliable energy be achieved taking into account possible synergies and trade-offs?)
- PQ2 (FM) (Forest management, What are the implications of forest management for pristine and managed forest areas, and on biomass and carbon stocks and fluxes of relevance for climate policy?)
- PQ2 (LBP) (Land and biodiversity policies, How can changes in consumption patterns contribute to achieving sustainability goals through changes in land use?)
- PQ3 (FM) (Forest management, What are the prospects for more sustainable forest management and the role of production in dedicated forest plantations?)
- PQ3 (LBP) (Land and biodiversity policies, What are the synergies and trade-offs between halting biodiversity loss, food security, reducing nutrient emissions, and reducing water stress?)
