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Frank Bold successfully ended project LIFE LEGAL ACTIONS

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The "LIFE-Legal Actions - Right to Clean Air" (LIFE15 GIE/DE/795) project ended in November 2019. The Layman's Report, written for a general audience, summarizes the work and results of the project as well as its long-term environmental Benefits.

The report is available below.

The European Union's LIFE Programme is a funding instrument that supports environmental and climate protection Projects.  

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