Environment
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Generated household waste The amount of generated household waste per person of the serviced population is a standard indicator of the cleanliness of the environment. For the purposes of this study, it is assumed that the higher the value of this indicator, the more endangered the environment in a given 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 |
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Cooling degree days index The index shows the excessive heat of the local climate by daily degrees above a certain temperature threshold. This index measures the cooling degree days, which is also directly related to energy consumption. |
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Drinking water consumption The indicator shows the households’ consumption of municipally supplied drinking water. |
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Share of forest areas relative to the total area of the district The indicator measures the proportion of real estate – timber forests and non-timber forest areas. |
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Share of disturbed area relative to the district’s territory The indicator measures the proportion of real estate used for extractive activities and real estate used as landfills for industrial and household waste, disturbed area. |
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Installed RES capacities Provides information on the installed capacities of photovoltaic, wind, hydroelectric and other power plants.
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