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Could CE Be Seen As 'Threat'?

机译：CE可以被视为“威胁”吗？

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The transition to a circular economy could be seen as a "threat" by some stakeholders, according to the findings by the European Environment Agency (EEA). The report, Circular Economy in Europe - Developing the Knowledge Base, draws attention to both the benefits and challenges of such an economic transition and describes possible ways to measure progress. Among the findings of the report, the EEA says that frictions between the existing linear system and the new approaches are bound to arise. It says these may be perceived as threats by some stakeholders, but as opportunities by others.

机译：根据欧洲环境署（EEA）的调查结果，一些利益相关者可能认为向循环经济的过渡是“威胁”。报告《欧洲循环经济-建立知识库》提请人们注意这种经济转型的好处和挑战，并描述衡量进展的可能方法。在报告的调查结果中，欧洲经济区表示，现有线性系统与新方法之间必然会产生摩擦。它说这些可能被某些利益相关者视为威胁，而被其他利益相关者视为机遇。

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