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e-europnews February 19, 2007, n°070151 – www.eeuropnews.com
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d events to the following address: press@eeuropnews.com (Ref. 070151)

  • February 20 and 21
    BRUSSELS
    Conference on “climatic change and employment”, organized by the European Confederation of trade unions (ETUC). Discussion on the results of a study which evaluates the potential impact on employment in Europe of climatic change and the EU policies to fight against climatic change by 2030.
    Program: http://www.etuc.org/a/3160
  • February 22
    BRUSSELS
    EU Employment and Social Affairs Council of Ministers.
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