The document discusses calling in sick to work and provides instructions to deduce what is happening in images and how you know. It repeats asking the reader to answer questions about what they deduce is depicted in pictures and how they know for multiple images. The purpose seems to be an exercise around making deductions based on visual clues.
O Υπουργός ΠΕΚΑ, Γιάννης Μανιάτης, παρουσίασε το πρόγραμμα παραχωρήσεων για έρευνα υδρογονανθράκων στον ελληνικό θαλάσσιο χώρο της Δυτικής Ελλάδας (Ιόνιο) και Νότια της Κρήτης, στο Λονδίνο
This document provides an overview of waste prevention programs in the EU. It defines waste prevention and outlines the EEA's activities in reviewing member countries' waste prevention programs. As of February 2014, 20 countries had published waste prevention programs, which differ in whether they are separate programs or part of wider waste management plans. The programs address various sectors and waste types, with some having quantitative targets and others qualitative targets or status quo goals. Instruments used range from informative to promotional to administrative to economic. Stakeholder involvement also varies. Little information is given on costs or cost savings of the programs. Overall, the programs differ substantially and experience implementing them is still limited.
The document discusses calling in sick to work and provides instructions to deduce what is happening in images and how you know. It repeats asking the reader to answer questions about what they deduce is depicted in pictures and how they know for multiple images. The purpose seems to be an exercise around making deductions based on visual clues.
O Υπουργός ΠΕΚΑ, Γιάννης Μανιάτης, παρουσίασε το πρόγραμμα παραχωρήσεων για έρευνα υδρογονανθράκων στον ελληνικό θαλάσσιο χώρο της Δυτικής Ελλάδας (Ιόνιο) και Νότια της Κρήτης, στο Λονδίνο
This document provides an overview of waste prevention programs in the EU. It defines waste prevention and outlines the EEA's activities in reviewing member countries' waste prevention programs. As of February 2014, 20 countries had published waste prevention programs, which differ in whether they are separate programs or part of wider waste management plans. The programs address various sectors and waste types, with some having quantitative targets and others qualitative targets or status quo goals. Instruments used range from informative to promotional to administrative to economic. Stakeholder involvement also varies. Little information is given on costs or cost savings of the programs. Overall, the programs differ substantially and experience implementing them is still limited.