Environment
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Emissions of carbon dioxide per sq. km. of the territory The emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere show how the atmosphere in the area is polluted by human activity. For the purposes of analysis, only carbon dioxide emissions were taken into account, as representing the largest volume, while simultaneously being most indicative of harmful emissions. Districts with high air pollution are less attractive in terms of living conditions. |
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Household waste generated per capita of serviced population The amount of generated household waste is a standard measurement for the cleanliness of the environment. A high rate for this indicator implies a greater threat to the environment in the respective district. |
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Share of household waste handed over for treatment and recycling The share or recycled and treated household waste is important in that the rest of the waste is sent to landfills which carry serious environmental and health risks. A higher share of recycled and treated waste means a cleaner environment. |
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Share of the population living in settlements with public sewerage systems, connected to waste water treatment plants The availability of waste water treatment plants (WWTP) suggests lower environmental pollution from sewage and higher utilisation of water resources. The larger the share of public sewerage systems, connected to WWTPs is, the cleaner the environment. |
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Share of population living in settlements with public sewerage systems The indicator shows the percentage of residents in a district who live in areas with public sewerage systems. The coverage of public sewerage has impact on both the social and the environmental characteristics of the regions. |
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Share of forest areas relative to the total area of the district The indicator includes the share of land holdings - wood-producing forests and non-wood-producing forest areas. |
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Share of degraded land relative to the district’s territory The indicator measures the proportion of real estate used for extractive activities
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