State of The Environment

The term State of the Environment normally relates to an analysis of trends in the environment of a particular place. This analysis can encompass aspects such as water quality, air quality, land use, ecosystem health and function, along with social and cultural matters.

Read more about State Of The Environment:  Pressure-State-Response Framework, State of The Environment Reporting, See Also

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