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Land use monitoring and land take in international comparison

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The high land take rate is a problem throughout Europe. The EU demands that land take will be reduced to net zero until the year 2050 (no net land take target). However, land take in Europe is recorded at national level using different methods. Depending on whether the surveys are based on aerial photo data or cadastral data, the results differ significantly in some cases. In a research project by the German Environment Agency, selected countries were used to calculate how large these deviations can be and why national progress in reducing land take can hardly be compared.


Series Texte | 126/2023 Number of pages 52 Year of publication Author(s) Stefan Fina, Hendrik Hamacher, Jutta Rönsch, Benjamin Scholz Language English Other languages Deutsch
Project No. (FKZ) 3719 75 102 0 Publisher Umweltbundesamt Links Additional information PDF is accessible File size 12.59 MB Print version not available

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Short link: www.umweltbundesamt.de/n105808en