A thesis submitted to the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy of Central European University in part fulfilment of the Degree of Master of Science: State of the Environment Reporting on the Internet and Environmental Indicators in Central and Eastern Europe by Larisa GRUJIC, August, 1999, Budapest

Notes on copyright and the ownership of intellectual property rights
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List of Abbreviations
Abstract
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Central and Eastern Europe as referred to in this work

1 INTRODUCTION

<select a sub-chapter & click GO> 1.1 The Right to be Informed 1.2 SoE Reporting and Usability of Reports 1.3 Aims of the Thesis 1.4 Structure

2 SoE REPORTS, ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS, AND FRAMEWORKS

<select a sub-chapter & click GO> 2.1 Environmental Indicators

3 HOW TO PRESENT AN SoE REPORT ON THE INTERNET

<select a sub-chapter & click GO> 3.1 A Possible Structure of an SoE Report on the Internet 3.2 Comparison of the Reports (Problems in Design) 3.3 A Possible Way of Presentation 3.3.1 The First Level (Home Page) 3.3.2 The Second Level (Issue Page) 3.3.3 The Third Level (Indicator Page) 3.3.4 The Fourth Level (Background Information) 3.4 Conclusion

4 ISSUES AND INDICATORS IN AN SoE REPORT ON THE INTERNET

<select a sub-chapter & click GO> 4.1 Socio-Economic Developments 4.2 Atmosphere 4.2.1 Climate Change 4.2.2 Acidification 4.2.3 Tropospheric Ozone 4.3 Land 4.4 Marine and Coastal Environment 4.5 Nature 4.5.1 Biodiversity Loss 4.5.2 Forest Degradation 4.6 Water 4.6.1 Eutrophication and Water Quality 4.6.2 Water Quantity 4.7 Urban Environment 4.7.1 Waste and Noise 4.8 Conclusion

5 CONCLUSIONS
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