The EU is relying on findings from the European Environment Agency, which utilizes social media for public announcements.
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Updated Jul 20
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The EU is relying on findings from the European Environment Agency, which utilizes social media for public announcements.
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The European Environment Agency (EEA) provided research detailing climate disruption across Europe.Also in this story
- The European Environment Agency reported on ozone pollution data affecting Europe.
- Eurostat published data showing the decline in the EU livestock industry due to rising temperatures and impacts on agricultural productivity across Europe.
The entities involved
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European Environment Agency
agency of the European Union
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LinkedIn
American social networking website for people in professional occupations