Environmental Outlook 2018: Solutions for a sustainable future
The Environmental Outlook 2018 describes and analyses solutions that can contribute to an (ecologically) more sustainable energy, mobility and food system.
The Environmental Outlook 2018 describes and analyses solutions that can contribute to an (ecologically) more sustainable energy, mobility and food system.
Over the past few decades, the emission of most pollutants declined and the air quality in Flanders has systematically improved.
This study attempts to provide an overview of real-life emissions of wood stoves and to investigate the relationship between emissions from laboratory tests and emissions in real life. Furthermore, technologies are mapped that can possibly reduce the emissions.
This report provides a statistical overview of the drinking water sector in Flanders, from source to tap. With the ‘Water Meter’, the WaterRegulator (the Flemish Regulation Authority) aims to paint a clear picture of the sector in Flanders, by means of figures and statistics.
Europe defines and establishes standards for air quality. The air quality results of 2016 indicate that Flanders meets the European targets for the majority of pollutants.
Flanders is meeting many of the European air quality targets. Nonetheless, further efforts are needed for even better protection of public health.
Societal systems are more and more reaching their limits: we face the important challenge of meeting both our present and future needs within the capacity of our planet. In this MIRA publication we examine to what extent the energy, mobility and food systems in Flanders are in environmental balance and what system changes are needed.
This report describes the development of the first version of a running system dynamics model aimed at supporting prospective studies for long-term environmental planning in Flanders such as the MIRA Environmental Exploration.
This report provides a clear picture in numbers of the drinking water sector in Flanders.The Water Meter gives information about the production and supply of our drinking water. The water data have been updated and new elements are added.
Flanders is meeting many of the European air quality targets, for the first time also for particulate matter. Nonetheless, further efforts are needed for even better protection of public health.
Water, air and the environment. These are the three domains in which VMM is active.
Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) covers three main areas: water, air quality and climate (adaptation).