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• Effects of Hämeenkyrö MSWI on economy
  ...MSWI) plant on economy'''. What effects does the possible MSWI have on the economy of Hämeenkyrö within the next 10 - 20 years (and especially the current g On the other hand, if the MSWI plant is build, it will deteriorate the economy of the current gas combi power plant, and thus it may have negative economi
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• Green economy
  Towards a Green Economy is among UNEP’s key ten central sectors of the economy in order to shift
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• Risk assessment on Hämeenkyrö municipal solid waste incinerator
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• Effects of Hämeenkyrö MSWI on economy
  ...MSWI) plant on economy'''. What effects does the possible MSWI have on the economy of Hämeenkyrö within the next 10 - 20 years (and especially the current g On the other hand, if the MSWI plant is build, it will deteriorate the economy of the current gas combi power plant, and thus it may have negative economi
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• Welcome to Opasnet
  ...individual's civil right and a prerequisite for a functioning society and economy''. This requirement constitutes a major information generation exercise as
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• Testiwiki:About
  ...individual's civil right and a prerequisite for a functioning society and economy.
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• Catastrophic non-linear impacts of climate change
  ...ury-long effort, and long-term policies are needed to gear the whole world economy away from greenhouse-gas-intensive energy and land-use processes. These are
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• Mass collaboration
  ...irm as a Collaborative Community – Reconstructing Trust in the Knowledge Economy. New York: Oxford.</ref><ref>[http://juhana.org Juhana Kokkonen: Kohti yhte
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• Global programme for environmental health and risk analysis
  * Economy and valuation
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• Tax deduction card
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Open assessment on loan market monitoring system
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Collective intelligence
  ** [http://ideas.economist.com/ Ideas Economy series]
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• Open assessment on an emergency plan for North Korea
  .... However, the system is unsustainable, and a crisis related to politics, economy, agriculture, or citizen awareness will sooner or later spread to the state ...program: North Korea is the opposite of a country integrated in the world economy. The whole industrial infrastructure must be built from scratch, because ev
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• Claih
  **A1B (rapid growth of population and economy, advent on new and more efficient technologies, balanced use of fossil and
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• Respect theory
  ...com/welcome Symbionomics] is a documentary and media project about the new economy.
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• Open Task Group on Climate Change
  ...er Stubb (Fi): EU needs a new big project]. It could be green, sustainable economy.
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• CLAIH assessment
  *Ministry of Employment and the Economy
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• Variable:Effects of Hämeenkyrö MSWI on economy
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• Variable Talk:Effects of Hämeenkyrö MSWI on economy
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• Costs of unit emissions of air pollutants
  ...0.98-2 M€ <ref>(Watkiss et al., 2005)</ref>. The official value for road economy calculations is 201.879 e/kg <ref name="LVM">(LVM, 2003)</ref>. This value ...oaching 30 €/ton according to Taloussanomat. The official value for road economy calculations is 32 €/ton <ref name="LVM"/>, which is within the range use
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• Saving the World
  # Market forces will change the economy when the change is truly necessary.
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• IPTS
  ...omotes and enables a better understanding of the links between technology, economy and society. Its mission is to provide customer-driven support to the EU po
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• IMAGE
  * Population (Phoenix) and World Economy (WordScan); submodels supply the basic information on economic and demograp
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• E3MG
  [[Category:Energy]][[category:Environment]][[category:Economy]] An in-depth treatment of changes in the input-output structure of the economy over the forecast period incorporates the effects of technological change,
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• E3ME
  [[Category:Energy]][[category:Environment]][[category:Economy]] The '''E3ME'''(Energy-Environment-Economy Model for Europe) model is a multi-country econometric macro-sectoral simul
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• NEMESIS
  [[Category:Economy]][[category:Environment]] ...ity, the unemployment rate and changes in the real wage in the rest of the economy.<ref name="nemesis"/>
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• Quest II
  [[Category:Economy]] ...of shocks and economic policies both on the domestic and the international economy.
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• WARM
  [[Category:Economy]][[category:Environment]] ...equilibrium model for the analysis of medium term policy issues concerning economy-environment linkages. It possesses a macroeconomic perspective but is chara
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• EXPEDITE
  ...1 indicators, which belong to the domains population and area, employment, economy, technology, trade, transport and tourism: * Economy: Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Gross Value Added (GVA) by sectors, Gross ca
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• SCENES
  * Simulation of the effects of regional economy on transport ...forecast years. Changes on the transport side have effects on the regional economy with a time lag.
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• SIMAC
  ...ntries. Different cost functions are used for two aggregate sectors of the economy (the ones that are covered by the directive and the sectors which are not c ...ion Plan on the resulting necessary abatement effort in the sectors of the economy which are not eligible to emissions trading.
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• Sectoral models
  These models are constructed on the equilibrium of one specific sector of the economy. ...specific sector (e.g. transport) and if feedbacks between the rest of the economy (e.g. via substitution and demand effects) can be ignored to a large extent
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• EDGE
  ...ensive goods, such as cement or steel, and other goods and services in the economy. Finally, the model accounts for regional differences in the burden of the
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• GEM-CCGT
  ...al, multi-sectoral computable general equilibrium (CGE) model of the world economy and global energy use several extensions are introduced such as imperfect c
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• GEM-E3
  ...a computable general equilibrium model that provides details on the macro-economy and its interactions with the environment and the energy system. It is an e ...conditions. In this sense, the model analyses the interactions between the economy, the energy and the environment systems.
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• OECDTax
  ...ws the effects of tax policies on the labour market in an integrated world economy with structural unemployment. The model is static, describing a stationary long-run equilibrium. The world economy is divided into two main regions called the European Union (EU) and the Res
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• PACE
  ...comprehensive intertemporal multi-sector, multi-region model for the world economy.<ref name="pace">JRC European Commission, IA Tools, supporting impact asses ...ger, C. and T.F. Rutherford (1997) Carbon Taxes with Exemptions in an Open Economy - A General Equilibrium Ana­ly­sis of the German Tax Initiative, Journal
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• Worldscan
  ...quilibrium model, which focuses on long-term growth and trade in the world economy. The model is based on the neoclassical theories of growth and trade. ...fuels (coal, oil and gas), energy is one of the main linkages between the economy and the environment / climate. The energy version of WorldScan is an extens
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• Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) models
  ...heory and theoretical coherence (i.e. the Walrasian representations of the economy). Therefore, parameters and coefficients are calibrated with mathematical m
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• TAXBEN
  [[Category:Economy]] ...fect of personal tax and benefit policy changes across the UK (or British) economy. TAXBEN operates on both data taken from the Family Expenditure Survey, a y
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• Does the option have an impact on the competitive position of EU firms in comparison with their non-EU rivals?
  ...knowledge and minimising the costs of international operations for the EU economy as a whole.<ref name="does">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting inpact assessment in
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• Does it provoke cross-border investment flows (including relocation of economic activity)?
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating market processes
  [[Category:Economy]] ...RKT designs and delivers policies of economic reform that make the Union's economy dynamic and competitive.<ref name="eva"/>
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• Competitiveness, trade and investment flows
  ...knowledge and minimising the costs of international operations for the EU economy as a whole.<ref name="comp">JRC: IA TOOLS. Supporting inpact assessment in
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• Evaluating the impacts on the internal market
  Effective competition is crucial to an open market economy. It cuts prices, raises quality and expands customer choice. Competition al
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• Evaluating impacts on withdrawal of products
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating impacts on regulation
  ...erations related e.g. to the international competitiveness of the European economy suggest that regulation imposed on business should always be proportionate
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• Evaluating impacts on resource efficiency
  Resources are the backbone of every economy. In using resources and transforming them, capital stocks are built up whic ...rgy intensity of the economy. If the energy (or material) intensity of the economy decreases, dematerialization is said to occur. The given definition of reso
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• Evaluating impact on prices consumers pay
  [[Category:Economy]] ...ary policy is one of the tools used by public authorities to influence the economy. By using monetary authority to control the supply and availability of mone
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• Evaluating impact on consumers' benefit from internationat market
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• Evaluating impact on quality, availability and choise
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• Evaluating impact on consumer information and protection
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• Evaluating impact on financial situation of households
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• Evaluating impact on economic protection
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• Consumers and households
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• Evaluating impact on effects on certain sectors
  [[Category:Economy]] ...is concerned with assessing the likely impacts on specific sectors of the economy entailed by the considered policy option; climate change policy, with its i
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• Evaluating impact on certain regions
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating impact on consequenses on SMEs
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Specific regions or sectors
  [[Category:Economy]] ...nd specific regions. These two aspects may be closely related whenever the economy of a certain region relies heavily on a particular sector (coastal regions
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• Evaluating impact on EU trade policy
  [[Category:Economy]] ...aribbean (ACP) group of countries aimed at integrating them into the world economy. It also has a trade agreement with South Africa that will lead to free tra
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• Evaluating impact on EU forgein/development policy
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating impact on third countries
  [[Category:Economy]] ...can contribute to the participation of developing countries in the global economy and reinforce the multilateral trading system provided they are outward-ori
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• Evaluating impact on different types of coutries
  [[Category:Economy]] ...ent Agenda. Moreover, the integration of developing countries in the world economy and the multilateral trading system is part of the EU trade strategy, and a
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• Third countries and international relations
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• Evaluating impact on public authorities in different times
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• Evaluating impact on public authorities
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• Public authorities
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• Evaluating impact on consequences of the option
  [[Category:Economy]] ...On the other hand, the increased pace of globalisation has exposed the EU economy to mounting competition from abroad. The range of economic activities expos
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• Evaluating impact on investment and proper functioning
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating impact on direct and indirect consequences of the option
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• The macroeconomic environment
  [[Category:Economy]] ...repreneurial spirit, innovation and an e-Europe will make a still stronger economy that can create quality jobs and protect social welfare systems.<ref name="
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• Economic impacts
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Climate
  ...February 2005, sets targets for each of the developed country parties and economy in transition parties with a view to reducing their overall emissions of th
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• Evaluating impact on the use on renewable resources
  ...Using this approach it can be shown that humankind, through the industrial economy, has become the dominant consumer in most of the Earth's major ecosystems. ...f the ecosphere, are adequate to sustain the anticipated load of the human economy into the next century, while simultaneously maintaining the general life su
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• Renewable or non-renewable resources
  Natural resources form the backbone of each economy. Their use and transformation create capital stocks that add to the wealth ...rough significantly improved resource efficiency, dematerialisation of the economy, and waste prevention.The EU aims to derive 12% of gross energy consumption
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• Land use
  Land use is at the very backbone of the economy. Land is being used for infrastructure, housing, traffic or real estate. Ho
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• Evaluating impact on consumption of energy
  ...en&product=REF_SI_EN&root=REF_SI_EN/si_en/tsien020 Energy intensity of the economy]
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• Mobility and the use of energy
  ...t 6% to 12%). In the longer run, the EU strives to become a hydrogen-based economy.<ref name="rais"/>
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• D37 Internet update, Beneris
  ...individual's civil right and a prerequisite for a functioning society and economy.
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• Evaluating impact on natural resource inputs
  ...en&product=REF_SI_EN&root=REF_SI_EN/si_en/tsien020 Energy intensity of the economy] ...b=table&init=1&plugin=1&language=en&pcode=tsdec360 Energy intensity of the economy]
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• The environmental consequences of firms' activities
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Evaluating impact on loss of jobs
  ...pe can be considered "structural" in that it is a long term feature of the economy and it is likely to be linked to a variety of technological, institutional
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• Evaluating impact on functioning of labour market
  ...a key driver of economic output and also bears on the cyclical path of an economy. This question addresses impacts that are of a macroeconomic nature such as
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• Evaluating impact on job quality
  ...satisfactorily accomplish their duties. This has a positive impact on the economy's quality of human capital, hence on productivity levels and growth, with p
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• Evaluating impact on equal treatment
  Equality is at the heart of a healthy society and economy. Equal opportunity is a principle of social justice and a key to achieving
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• Cost-benefit analysis
  [[Category:Economy]]
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• Assessment on global climate treaty
  * does not cause major adverse side effects in ecology, health, economy, or other sector?
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• EBoDE
  ...dered significant for public health, individual risk, societal concern, or economy. Besides methodological improvements, the next steps include better coverag
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• Copenhagen Accord
  # Annex I Parties commit to implement individually or jointly the quantified economy-wide emissions targets for 2020, to be submitted in the format given in App ;Quantified economy-wide emissions targets for 2020
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• Copenhagen Climate Change Agreement
  ...o climate change. They are equally convinced that moving to a low-emission economy is an opportunity to promote continued economic growth and sustainable deve ...and actions 7. The developed country Parties commit to individual national economy wide targets for 2020. The targets in Attachment A would expect to yield ag
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• Global carbon budget
  economy over the coming decades, including global emissions cuts of at least a low carbon economy in the longer term. These plans should demonstrate requirements
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• Decision analysis and risk management - background information
  '''Decision analysis and economy''' ...nternational implications and have the potential for harm to business, the economy, health and safety, the environment and-or to society at large.
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• Sustainable development
  ...omy|steady state economy]]”<ref>Daly, H. E. 1973. Towards a Steady State Economy. San Francisco: Freeman. Daly, H. E. 1991. Steady-State Economics (2nd ed.)
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• Is it the final straw that breaks the camel’s back?
  ...it air pollution at the same time as we purchase a new, heavier, poor fuel economy, turbo-charged SUV to transport us to the shops downtown. We demand that ou
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• Are heavy metals still a problem today?
  ...have a profound effect on the success of a population in today’s global economy.
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• Virtual government
  ...ually should also be adopted by country governments to promote their green economy.
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• DARM DA study exercise group 3
  :The Finnish Ministry of Employment and Economy
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• Green economy
  Towards a Green Economy is among UNEP’s key ten central sectors of the economy in order to shift
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• Electricity production in Finland
  <u>'''Finnish Ministry of Employment and Economy 2009</u><ref>[http://www.tem.fi/files/25135/Energian_kysynta_vuoteen_2030_A
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• Macroeconomics
  ...iven current knowledge, Macroeconomics is the study of the behavior of the economy as a whole. It examines the forces that affect many firm, consumer and work ...actors which determine the level of aggregate employment and output in the economy.
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• Societal Wellbeing
  *Recommendations for inclusion into policies the principles of the new economy government worldwide could consider for voluntary adoption, were also sugge ...ts of their new National Accounts, which will be the foundation of the new economy we need to build.
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Economics and Marketing-Finance
  Huijsman, A., 1986. Choice and Uncertainty in a Semisubsistence Economy. A Study
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• State of the art in benefit–risk analysis: Environmental health
  economy, the environment, and/or the fabric of society at large. and the economy. After this, the assessment is conducted and reported.
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• Looking beyond borders: Integrating best practices in benefit–risk analysis into the field of Food and Nutrition
  ...health mediated through the environment, possibly also reducing impact on economy, society and environment.
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• The Impacts of Urban Structure and the Related Consumption Patterns on the Carbon Emissions of an Average Consumer
  taking place on an economy level has also been presented by Wagner economy. This limits the generalizability of the results, which is analyzed in
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• Sustainable and healthy communities
  ...ce between the three pillars of sustainability—environment, society, and economy.
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• Decision analysis and risk management 2013/Homework
  * A local politician interested in both nature and local economy.
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• Horizon 2020
  ...ture expected advances in science and their impact on technology, society, economy, gender, health, and the environment. The deliberations shall target at lea
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• IEHIAS scenarios: example for UVR and skin cancer
  ...l and regional dynamics that may result from changes regarding population, economy, technology, energy use, and agriculture (land use). The scenarios are inte
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• Intake fractions of cadmium emissions from a large zinc smelter
  ...l production 2004. Cambridge: University of Cambridge, Department of Land Economy.
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• Monetisation methods
  ...price level and the relative price of individual goods and services in the economy vary with time. This implies that the values included as input in the heal ...oods will be considered, and weighted according to their importance in the economy. It should be noted, however, that future PPP will certainly change, if (a
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• Decision analysis and risk management 2015/Homework
  * A local politician interested in both nature and local economy.
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• Open science and research roadmap 2014–2017
  ...T working group members; Seppo Kangaspunta (Ministry of Employment and the Economy); Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen (National Library of Finland); Pirjo Kontkanen Finland’s future economy will rely on research, innovation and expertise. Open science and research
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• Strategic Research Council
  ...lication should cover several disciplines such as health, the environment, economy, or communication technology at large (not only narrow expert fields within ...hat is the value of the solutions provided by the research for the Finnish economy or otherwise?
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• Helsinki energy decision 2015
  ...sment of greenhouse gas emissions and material flows caused by the Finnish economy using the ENVIMAT model. Jyri Seppälä, Ilmo Mäenpää, Sirkka ...Sustainable Consumption and Production in a Resource and Energy Intensive Economy - the Case of Finland. Industrial symbiosis and the policy instruments of s
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• Helsinki energy decision options 2015
  * Economy of cities selling biofuels * Economy of cities selling biofuels
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• Proper tire inflation branch
  Fuel economy sensitivity|% /PSI|0.4 temp <- dat[dat$Parameter == "Fuel economy sensitivity" , ]["Result"]
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• Immigration assessment
  ...n assessment]] done in collaboration by the ministry of employment and the economy and [[Yhtakoytta]]-project. It aims to find actions to better use the local ...on this page under [[#Aspects of innovation economy|Aspects of innovation economy]]? Especially, how can the immigrants' local knowledge, networks and know-h
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• Goherr: 3.2. Online description of the scenarios developed, applicable in the dioxin model (Task 5.1) and decision support model of WP6 (Month 16). Responsible partner: UOULU.
  ...o (MEA 2005). There is a shift towards services-driven and knowledge-based economy (WWF 2012; OECD 2012), where green technology and industries create new job
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• Parsha
  ...Open science for assessing environmental state, human health and regional economy. Research Ideas and Outcomes 2: e9232 (16 May 2016) {{doi|10.3897/rio.2.e92 ...Open science for assessing environmental state, human health and regional economy. Research Ideas and Outcomes 2: e9232 (16 May 2016) doi: 10.3897/rio.2.e923
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• Decision analysis and risk management 2017/Homework
  * A local politician interested in both nature and local economy.
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• Kooma
  % Economy wide resource constraint
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