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4.18 REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA .......................................................................................................................112 4.19 NORWAY ...............................................................................................................................................112 4.20 POLAND.................................................................................................................................................113 4.21 ROMANIA ..............................................................................................................................................114 4.22 SERBIA ..................................................................................................................................................114 4.23 SLOVAK REPUBLIC................................................................................................................................115 4.24 SLOVENIA..............................................................................................................................................115 4.25 SPAIN ....................................................................................................................................................116 4.26 SWEDEN ................................................................................................................................................117 4.27 SWITZERLAND.......................................................................................................................................117 4.28 TURKEY.................................................................................................................................................118 4.29 UKRAINE ...............................................................................................................................................118 4.30 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA................................................................................................................119 ANNEX I .................................................................................................................................................................121 ANNEX I-1............................................................................................................................................................122 ANNEX I-2............................................................................................................................................................123 ANNEX I-3............................................................................................................................................................126 ANNEX I-4............................................................................................................................................................127 ANNEX I-5............................................................................................................................................................128 ANNEX I-6............................................................................................................................................................129 ANNEX I-7............................................................................................................................................................131 ANNEX II ............................................................................................................................................................132 ANNEX II-1..........................................................................................................................................................133 ANNEX II-2..........................................................................................................................................................134 ANNEX II-3..........................................................................................................................................................135 ANNEX II-5..........................................................................................................................................................137 ANNEX II-6..........................................................................................................................................................138 ANNEX II-7..........................................................................................................................................................139 ANNEX II-8..........................................................................................................................................................140 ANNEX III..............................................................................................................................................................153 ANNEX IV ..............................................................................................................................................................154 ANNEX V................................................................................................................................................................155
7 PREFACE Forest condition in Europe has been monitored since 1986 by the International Co-operative Programme on the Assessment and Monitoring of Air Pollution Effects on Forests (ICP Forests) in close cooperation with the European Commission (EC). ICP Forests is working under the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP) under the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). Within its 25 years of existence the number of its participating countries has grown to 41 including Canada and the United States of America, rendering it one of the largest biomonitoring networks of the world. From the beginning on, ICP Forests has been chaired by Germany and has been coordinated by the Institute for World Forestry in Hamburg. Aimed to assess effects of air pollution on forests, ICP Forests provides scientific information to CLRTAP as a basis of legally binding protocols on air pollution abatement policies. The results obtained by ICP Forests reveal the extent and development of forest damage and contribute to the enlightenment of the complex causes and effects involved. Besides fulfilling its obligations under CLRTAP, ICP Forests with its well developed monitoring system also contributes to other processes of international environmental policies in close cooperation with EC. This comprises the provision of information on indicators for sustainable forest management laid down by the Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE). It also includes the contribution of urgently needed information on species diversity and carbon sequestration as requested by the United Nations Framework Conventions on Climate Change and on Biological Diversity. In addition to contributions to policy processes ICP Forests maintains close contacts to the forest research community and collaborates with the International Union of Forest Research Organisations (IUFRO). The monitoring results of each year are summarized in annual Executive Reports. The methodological background and detailed results of the individual surveys are described in Technical Reports. The present Technical Report on Forest Condition in Europe refers to the results of the large-scale transnational survey of the year 2009 and presents results of individual studies of the intensive monitoring data made available by the year 2007.
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