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1. Climate change mitigation
2. Climate change adaptation
3. The sustainable use and protection of water and marine rescources
4. The transition to a circular economy
5. Pollution prevention and control
6. The protection and restauration of biodiversity and ecosystems

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In the future, the gardens should meet the challenges posed by climate change. Danish lifestyle expert Flemming Möldrup introduces ideas that are sustainable in terms of nature. He finds them both in the countryside and in big cities.

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K1, J2: Ilmastopuutarha | Tulevaisuuden unelmapuutarhat

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Online handbook for those interested in Sustainability and sustainable development goals in construction branch

Download the handbook on your computer or read it online. Note: This handbook has been written for educational purposes. In case of citing it is recommended to refer to the original sources.

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Good Practices on SDG Implementation: Inspiring Examples to Drive Change

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Localising the SDGs in a changing landscape

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The new Building Act will take effect in the beginning of 2025.

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New Finnish Construction Act supports Circular Economy

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Bioconcrete - Sustainable and decontaminant low pH concrete

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Carbon footprint calculations and low-carbon construction

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Carbon footprint calculations and low-carbon construction

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SAMK – Satakunta University of Applied Sciences

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The SAMK Campus Pori is located in the city centre of Pori. It is a future learning environment, a diversified campus.

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The EPI demonstrates Denmark's leadership through a number of examples of the green transition. This includes facts such as Denmark's reduction of CO2 emissions by more than half since peaking in 1996 and that 47 per cent of electricity was sourced from wind power in 2019. Researchers also emphasize current plans of at least tripling offshore wind capacity by 2030 through the construction of two energy islands with an initial capacity of 2GW each, and Denmark's 70 per cent reduction target by 2030 enshrined in the new climate act.

Other nations in the top tier include Luxembourg, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and France.

"The fact that Denmark is now number one on an index as celebrated and influential as the EPI is a testament to the fact that even a small country is capable of great change. We want to be a global source of inspiration and hopefully influence others to follow the same path we have taken. I am pleased to see that the experts also highlight our recent commitment to reduce emissions by 70 per cent by 2030," said the Danish Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities, Dan Jørgensen.

- Related news: Green energy islands, renovated buildings and climate-neutral waste: Danish government has a new climate action plan

Denmark excels in almost every indicator of environmental health, having long made significant commitments to air quality, advanced sanitation, and safe drinking water. The highest-ranked country also stands out in solid waste management, with virtually all of the nation's waste being recycled, composted, or incinerated.

"I am proud of the recognition of the Danish achievements within environment and climate. For many years we have set ambitious long lasting targets for environment. Even though Denmark ranks high on the index as a global leader, I believe that it is essential to stress that we are presently in an ecological crisis and the crisis is global. Production, consumption and sourcing has negative consequences outside national borders. And we are all affected by climate change and the loss of biodiversity. The Danish government is therefore significantly raising the ambitions for climate, environment and biodiversity, and we hope to do it together with the rest of Europe and globally," said Minister for Environment, Lea Wermelin.

"Denmark's #1 position in the 2020 Environmental Performance Index reflects high-level focus and carefully conceived Government policies on the full spectrum of sustainability challenges with particular effort centered on delivering deep decarbonisation. We hope other nations across the world will take inspiration from Denmark's leadership," said Daniel Esty, Director at Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy.

"Our analysis suggests that countries with broad-based sustainability efforts and particular emphasis on decarbonising their economies come out at the top of the pack"
- Daniel Esty, Director of the Yale Center for Environmental Law & Policy

Denmark made the leap from 3 rd in the previous iteration of the EPI in a rather bleak context as the 2020 EPI reveals that progress on mitigating climate change globally is not progressing nearly fast enough to meet the collective goals of the Paris Agreement.

"The ranking is by no means a reason to rest on our laurels. On the contrary, we feel compelled to keep working hard. This is not a competition and we want to use our privileged position to inspire others, engage in the global debate, and show green leadership," said the Danish Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities, Dan Jørgensen.

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- Related news: CO2 emissions dropped by 6 per cent in 2019 as Denmark has lowest coal consumption in 50 years

Extract from Climate Chapter in EPI report:

"Denmark leads the world on climate change action, having reduced its CO ₂ emissions by more than half since peaking in 1996 (World Bank, 2019). Denmark's capital city of Copenhagen has slashed emissions through investment in wind energy and biomass, adoption of district heating and cooling systems, and expansion of bike lanes to the point that there are now more bicycles on the streets than cars (Cathcart-Keays, 2016; Taylor, 2018). The city aims to become the first carbon-neutral capital by 2025. Denmark sourced 47 per cent of its electricity from wind power in 2019 (Gronholt-Pedersen, 2020), and recently announced a plan to at least triple its offshore wind capacity by 2030 through the construction of two 2GW "energy islands" (Hook, 2020). The project could eventually expand to 12GW, exporting excess energy to neighboring countries. The "islands" represent a central part of the country's plan to implement a groundbreaking new climate law which aims for 70 per cent emission reductions by 2030 and net zero by 2050. The legislation requires the government to set binding emission targets for each sector of the economy every five years, and could serve as a model pathway for other developed nations (de Bellefonds, 2020)."
Facts
The EPI is a biennial environmental scorecard produced by researchers at Yale and Colombia universities that ranks 180 countries on 32 sustainability criteria across 11 categories, based on historical data. The primary objective of the index is to enable a detailed comparison to be able to evaluate which measures have the most effect.
Sources The Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies

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The EPI demonstrates Denmark's leadership through a number of examples of the green transition. Other nations in the top tier include Luxembourg, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and France.

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Kort om DGNB | Rådet for Bæredygtigt Byggeri

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DGNB er et omfattende værktøj til at skabe ro, retningslinjer og overblik i en ofte kompleks byggeproces. DGNB bygger på FN’s definition af bæredygtighed. I DGNB-systemet evalueres et byggeri eller byområde ud fra seks hovedområder

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EUs Taksonomi er et sæt fælles regler for hvad der kan betegnes som værende miljømæssigt bæredygtigt, på tværs af EU.

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VCØB - Videncenter for Cirkulær Økonomi i Byggeriet - VCØB

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Det handler om cirkulær økonomi og ressourcer

VCØB samler, udvikler og formidler uvildig og konkret viden om cirkulær økonomi i byggeriet.

Hos VCØB kan du som bygningsejer, entreprenør, håndværker, rådgiver, arkitekt, producent eller kommune få gratis vejledning om genbrug og genanvendelse af byggematerialer.

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VCØB samler, udvikler og formidler uvildig og konkret viden om cirkulær økonomi i byggeriet. Hos VCØB kan du som bygningsejer, entreprenør, håndværker, rådgiver, arkitekt, producent eller kommune få gratis vejledning om genbrug og genanvendelse af byggematerialer.

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Få gratis vejledning om energibesparelser i bygninger - www.byggeriogenergi.dk - Videncenter for Energibesparelser i Bygninger

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Ny energiløsning om varmepumpe i større bygninger

Varmepumper er ikke kun til enfamiliehuse, men også i etageejendomme, kontorbygninger, skoler m.m. udenfor fjernvarmeområder. Derfor har Videncentret udgivet en ny energiløsning om, hvordan man konverterer delvist til luft-vandvarmepumpe. Delvis konvertering er relevant, hvis hel konvertering ikke er muligt af forskellige årsagen.

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Få gratis vejledning om energibesparelser i bygninger - www.byggeriogenergi.dk - Videncenter for Energibesparelser i Bygninger

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Åbent webinar om tilpasning af bygningsmodellen

Social- og Boligstyrelsen afholder åbent webinar om tilpasningerne af bygningsmodellen for kravene om bygningers klimapåvirkning, der trådte i kraft 1. januar 2023.

Klimagevinsten ved genbrug kan ikke regnes med i klimakravene - hvorfor dog ikke det?

Man kan opnå et lavere klimaaftryk ved at genbruge byggematerialer fremfor at købe nye. Men hvorfor er der ikke taget højde for det i klimakravenes udformning? Vi har spurgt leder af VCBK, Thilde Fruergaard Astrup.

Dyk ned i 20 cases med eksempler på LCA-beregninger

VCBK's casebibliotek er nu fyldt med 20 cases, der giver dig et indblik i data for konkrete byggerier, og hvordan man laver LCA-beregninger. De 20 cases dækker en lang række forskellige bygningstyper.

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VCBK - Videncenter om Bygningers Klimapåvirkninger

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Åbent webinar om tilpasning af bygningsmodellen Social- og Boligstyrelsen afholder åbent webinar om tilpasningerne af bygningsmodellen for kravene om bygningers klimapåvirkning, der trådte i kraft 1. januar 2023. Klimagevinsten ved genbrug kan ikke regnes med i klimakravene - hvorfor dog ikke det? Man kan opnå et lavere klimaaftryk ved at genbruge byggematerialer fremfor at købe nye.

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Byggeriets regler

Bygningsreglementet udspecificerer byggelovens krav og indeholder de nærmere detaljerede krav, som alle byggearbejder skal leve op til.

Kravene i bygningsreglementet skal sikre, at et byggeri udføres og indrettes, så det er tilfredsstillende i både brand-, sikkerheds- og sundhedsmæssig henseende. Overtrædelse af bygningsreglementet kan medføre straf i form af bøde.

Ifølge tilgængelighedsloven skal offentlige organers websteder og apps være tilgængelige, så de kan bruges af alle, herunder af borgere med handicap.

Klik på linket for at se styrelsens tilgængelighedserklæring for Bygningsreglementet.dk

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Bygningsreglementet udspecificerer byggelovens krav og indeholder de nærmere detaljerede krav, som alle byggearbejder skal leve op til. Kravene i bygningsreglementet skal sikre, at et byggeri udføres og indrettes, så det er tilfredsstillende i både brand-, sikkerheds- og sundhedsmæssig henseende. Overtrædelse af bygningsreglementet kan medføre straf i form af bøde.

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Government follow-up on the Sustainable Development Goals

Denmark shares the vision of our world and planet in 2030 as expressed by the 2030 agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Danish gov-ernment is committed to an ambitious follow-up in the national as well as interna-tional setting. It acknowledges the interdependent and holistic nature of the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda. The government also emphasizes the need for all actors across society to contribute to achieving the SDGs. Denmark is a frontrunner in sustainable development with a universal health care and educational system, gender equality, a generous social safety net, cooperation among social partners, responsible business, clean and efficient energy produc-tion, personal freedom and more. It reflects a long standing Danish tradition of pursuing solutions that are sustainable in the long run.

National Action Plan for the SDGs

The Danish government has, in accordance with the 2030 Agenda, formulated the Action Plan in light of the need to adapt targets to national circumstances. The Action Plan is centered on the 5 P's of prosperity, people, planet, peace and part-nerships. For each of these - except partnerships which are cross cutting - the government has formulated a number of targets (37 in total). They reflect the government's wish to prioritize building on existing positions of strength as well as on areas where improvement is needed. Each target has one or two national indicators, which are in large part measurable and quantifiable, as shown in table 1. Table 1 Examples of national targets and indicators P Targets National indicator(s) Prosperity Strengthen research and ensuring solutions are marketable. Public funding for research at 1 percent of GDP. People Strengthen gender equality between boys and girls in education by reduced gender differences in well being and grades. a. Boys' and girls' grade point average in public school. b. Results of the National Survey on Well Being. Planet Sustainable food. a. Household food waste. b. Ressource productivity in the food sector. Peace Maintain Denmark's position among least corrupt countries in the world. Transparency International ranking.

The government already assesses the economic, environmental and gender conse-quences of new legislation. As part of the Action Plan the government will hence-forth also assess the consequences of new legislation and major initiatives for the SDGs, when considered relevant in a Danish context and where the impact is significant.

The government will present an annual progress report on the Action Plan to Parliament as well as a quadrennial status report on the Action Plan to be dis-cussed in Parliament. The Danish statistical bureau will produce a yearly statistical report to be sent to the UN as an input to the global progress report.

Partnerships

The Danish government is committed to developing and strengthening partner-ships as an essential part of the achievement of the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda. The government acknowledges and welcomes the effort of other actors in society in contributing to the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs. The government and its re-spective ministers are continually looking to engage with other actors. The gov-ernment is reflecting on possible modalities for a partnership platform in Den-mark.

Division of responsibilities

The Ministry of Finance is responsible for the coordination of the national im-plementation of the SDGs. The policy expertise, however, are placed in the line ministries who are responsible for designing policies with attention to the SDGs, when relevant. The Ministry of Finance is responsible for the EU follow-up in order to maintain a holistic approach and create linkages to the national follow-up. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for the SDGs in the context of the United Nations and other international fora. The Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintain a close coordination of efforts.

Next Steps

The Danish government will focus on the implementation and follow up of the 37 targets set forth in the Action Plan. The government will continue work on assessing new legislation on the SDGs and reflect further on a partnership plat-form. The government will also launch reflection work on the progress report on the Action Plan to be presented in 2018 for the first time.

Global Engagement

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the SDGs shape Denmark's global engagement, and Denmark's foreign, trade and security policy contribute directly and indirectly to achieving the SDGs. The SDGs constitute the platform for Danish development cooperation and humanitarian action as reflected in the new strategy, "The World 2030". Different SDGs are prioritised in different country contexts. At the same time Denmark acknowledges that the SDGs are interdependent.

Denmark has since 1978 provided more than 0,7 percent of GNI in development assistance and hence lived up to the United Nations target, which continues to be a priority for the Danish government. Page 3 of 4

Annex 1. Civil society, business, municipalities, youth, academics

Civil society

Members of the civil society platforms the Danish 92 Group and Global Focus;

Have been following the development of the SDGs closely for several years and are highly engaged and committed to the implementation of the goals in Denmark and globally. The SDGs are integrated in strategies and work plans of Danish CSOs and in their activities nationally and globally, including national awareness raising and work with different stakeholders.

Have dedicated themselves - and will contribute further - to the SDG mobilization among stakeholders in relation to policy coordination, policy recommendations and multi-stakeholder dialogue. Danish CSOs were the main driver behind the first multi-stakeholder meeting in Denmark.

Will continue to follow the Danish government's delivery on its commitments towards the SDGs in Denmark closely and in Denmark's foreign diplomatic, policy and financial engagements, including ongoing advocacy for increased ambitions in the Danish Action Plan.

Business

The Danish business community welcomes and supports the SDGs. We will;

Contribute by playing our part in achieving the goals.

Seek opportunities for business growth both nationally and internationally.

Include the goals in business priorities and business development.

Communicate our progress and share learnings when feasible.

Collaborate in partnerships with stakeholders to achieve sustainable solutions.

Recommend the Danish Government to support responsible business and awareness about SDG's.

Municipalities

Regions and municipalities are responsible for delivering the vast majority of all public services in Denmark. Spending around 70 pct. of Denmark's public budget, regions and municipalities are essential partners to achieve the UN Sustainable Devel-opment Goals for 2030. Danish municipalities and regions hold key roles, as;

Public authorities in the fields of social services, education, health, environment and technology.

Administrators of essential physical infrastructure and utilities as well as climate measures (CO2-reduction and adapta-tion).

Central facilitators of partnerships and of development and growth - both in civil society and in businesses.

Developers and administrators of much of the data that can be used as indicators for achieving the SDGs.

A link between the local and the global - from citizen involvement to international development collaborations

Youth

State of youth in civil society: Danish youth organisations and CSOs working with youth enjoy an enabling space and good structural conditions, as well as a long tradition of civil involvement. This results in a wide range of activities for youth and a relatively high degree of involvement, political participation, and influence. However, there are still pro-spects in securing the full inclusion of vulnerable and marginalized youth.

SDG-awareness and implementation: There is relatively high awareness among Danish youth on the SDG-agenda and youth CSOs are increasingly promoting and working with the agenda. The strategic framework can be strengthened by additions to school curricula, and there remains untapped potential within the youth sector for implementing and incor-porating the agenda into their organisational activities.

Monitoring and coordination: A comprehensive mechanism has yet to be developed for monitoring youth progress on the SDG agenda nationally and for coordinating efforts between youth actors within the framework of Agenda 2030.

Academic institutions

Pursue research and capacity development going beyond 'silo' thinking and focus on the links and synergies between the SDG goals and targets.

Study the trend towards rising inequality and the extent to which current policies exacerbate it.

Analyze how the SDG targets, deadlines, and a gap analysis could better inform Danish SDG implementation.

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Denmark .:. Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform

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Government follow-up on the Sustainable Development Goals Denmark shares the vision of our world and planet in 2030 as expressed by the 2030 agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Danish gov-ernment is committed to an ambitious follow-up in the national as well as interna-tional setting.

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Høring: Forslag til lov om ændring af lov om fremme af vedvarende energi, biobrændstofloven, lov om naturgasforsyning og forskellige andre love

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I Klima-, Energi- og Forsyningsministeriet arbejder vi for et energisystem i verdensklasse, der understøtter vækst og holdbar omstilling.

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The Danish Council on Climate Change is an independent body of experts which exists because Denmark and the rest of the EU have a political objective to reduce CO2 emissions by 80-95% by 2050. The Danish Council on Climate Change advises on how Denmark can most effectively and cost-effectively undertake the transition to a low-carbon economy by 2050. That is to say a resource-efficient society with an energy supply based on renewable energy with markedly lower greenhouse gas emissions from other sectors.

The Danish Council on Climate Change contributes with solid, professional recommendations based on independent analyses which have as their foundation the overall objective for 2050. To achieve this goal it is necessary to look at ways of reducing greenhouse gas emissions throughout society over the next 35 years. In this regard it is important to set targets which identify ways forward. Therefore, the Danish Council on Climate Change investigates what the best solutions are for Denmark in the short, medium and long term in relation to Denmark's security of supply, competitiveness and opportunities for continued growth and development for the benefit of citizens' welfare.

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About the Danish Council on Climate Change

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The Danish Council on Climate Change is an independent body of experts which exists because Denmark and the rest of the EU have a political objective to reduce CO2 emissions by 80-95% by 2050. The Danish Council on Climate Change advises on how Denmark can most effectively and cost-effectively undertake the transition to a low-carbon economy by 2050.

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The Danish Enviromental Protection Agency

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Information on Danish low emission zones

From October 2023 passenger cars are included in low emission zones

Consumer and consumer products

Consumer programs have been an integrated part of the danish chemical action plans of since year 2000

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The Danish Enviromental Protection Agency

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SNUG - Transforming the buildings of tomorrow

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Circular territorial solutions for the built environment.

RECONSTRUCT aims to develop circular, eco-friendly, and innovative solutions to reduce emissions from the construction industry. How? By sourcing local alternatives to conventional steel and cement, applying reclaimed components and implementing design for disassembly and reuse.

The project focuses on reducing the use of primary non-renewable materials. Circularity is the strategy. To achieve this, RECONSTRUCT will

Develop and adopt low-carbon alternatives to cement and steel.

Manufacture construction components that not only incorporate recycled materials but are also designed for disassembly and reuse.

Integrate the process of deconstruction into the very core of building design.

Two pilot buildings will showcase the real-world impact and economic viability of our innovative approach.

A comprehensive hub serving multiple roles in RECONSTRUCT's journey towards circularity will be developed

A KNOWLEDGE NEXUS

The platform will serve as the central repository for all project-related educational resources, offering diverse training materials and interactive content.

CO-CREATION AND COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION

The platform will host a thriving collaborative ecosystem. It provides tools and functionality for fostering engagement and participation among regional stakeholder networks.

SUPPORTING REPLICATION

The platform will bolster the replication of its framework, ensuring the sustainability and scalability of our circular approach.

Be a part of this transformative journey.
For any questions or to ensure you don't miss the platform's online launch

Get in touch

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Developing circular, eco-friendly, and innovative solutions to reduce emissions from the construction industry.

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The general aim of this project is to build skills for future construction actors, higher education students now, so that they may become drivers of change... 

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BIM-LCA The general aim of this project is to build skills for future construction actors, higher education students now, so that they may become drivers of change for the construction sector towards a sustainable construction model that uses natural and recycled materials, reducing the environmental impact and thus meeting the objectives of EU directives and ...

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The Eduardo Torroja Institute for Construction Sciences (IETcc) belongs to the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).

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The Eduardo Torroja Institute for Construction Sciences (IETcc), belonging to the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), bases its activity on scientific research and technological developments in the field of construction and its materials.

Founded by the internationally renowned engineer Mr. Eduardo Torroja Miret, with the slogan:

Technicae Plures Opera Unica

maintains the spirit of union of disciplines to face the development of scientific works by means of different ways of study.

Main thematic areas:

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The Eduardo Torroja Institute for Construction Sciences (IETcc), belonging to the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), bases its activity on scientific research and technological developments in the field of construction and its materials. Founded by the internationally renowned engineer Mr. Eduardo Torroja Miret, with the slogan: maintains the spirit of union of disciplines to face the development of scientific works by means of different ways of study.

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PTEC Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Construcción

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Quiénes somos - PTEC Plataforma Tecnológica Española de Construcción

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Quiénes somos #SomosPTEC La Plataforma Tecnológica Española de la Construcción (PTEC) se crea en octubre de 2004 con el objetivo de contribuir a la mejora del sector de la construcción a través de la cooperación entre entidades públicas y privadas en iniciativas relacionadas con la investigación, el desarrollo y la innovación (I+D+i).

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What is biodiversity and why is it under threat? - to read more, click the icon

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Other definitions:

National Geography

American Museum of Natural History

Britannica

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Carbon footprint during the life cycle of a building.

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Carbon footprint during the life cycle of a building.

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The carbon footprint of the buildings - use stage

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The carbon footprint of the buildings - use stage

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