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EEA: still little spent on nature-rich farmlands

ENDS Europe
Wednesday 10 March 2010

The majority of Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) funding continues to subsidise intensive farming activities that contribute to the loss of biodiversity in the EU, according to a technical report published by the European Environment Agency (EEA) on Tuesday.

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