BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Unsustainable farming, forestry and the sprawl of urbanisation are degrading the health of Europe's animals and natural habitats, the bloc's environment agency said, meaning that the European Union will miss key targets to protect biodiversity.
Most of Europe's protected habitats and species have a poor or bad conservation status, the EU environment agency (EEA) said in a report on Monday.
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