Environmentally harmful subsidies in Germany / publisher : Federal Environment Agency ; authors: Holger Berg, Dr. Andreas Burger, Karen Thiele

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Environmentally harmful subsidies in Germany

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1703828526

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Dessau-Roßlau : Federal Environment Agency, 2010

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For the German public, environmental protection is the most important problem in Germany after the labour market. People attach great importance to the quality of environmental assets - such as climate, water, soil or air. This is reflected by public and private expenditure on protection of the environment: in 2003 the state and industry spent a combined total of €34.1 billion on water conservation, waste management, air quality control and noise abatement.

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