World Overconsumption Day has shifted more than three weeks later this year, compared to last year
Although the pandemic has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives so far worldwide and caused significant economic damage, the ecological footprint of the Central and Eastern European countries has remained more or less unchanged, compared to 2019. The citizens of the region again this year exhausted the natural resources at their disposal before 31 December. As last year, Hungary reached the day of overconsumption on June 14 this year. (MTI)
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