Ympäristötilastoista

Ympäristötilastoista, also known as environmental statistics, refer to the collection and analysis of data related to the natural environment, including natural resources, human-made and natural processes, and the impact of economic and social activities on the environment.

In Finland, ympäristötilastointi is a crucial aspect of environmental monitoring and management, as it helps to track changes in the environment and inform decision-making processes. The data collected through ympäristötilastointi is often used to assess the environmental impact of various activities, such as forestry, agriculture, and energy production.

The data collected through ympäristötilastointi covers a wide range of environmental themes, including air quality, water quality, waste management, and biodiversity. This data is typically presented in the form of statistics and indices, which are used to identify trends and patterns in environmental conditions.

Ympäristötilastointi is often carried out by national and subnational government agencies, as well as by international organizations such as Eurostat and the United Nations Environment Programme. In Finland, the responsibility for ympäristötilastointi lies with the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), which is the national agency responsible for collecting and disseminating environmental data.

The data collected through ympäristötilastointi is used for a variety of purposes, including environmental policy-making, research, and public awareness and education. It plays a crucial role in supporting sustainable development and improving the quality of life for the Finnish people.