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A. Problemen die ontstaan uit wijdverbreide industriële activiteiten. (cijfers verwijzen naar de literatuuropgave)
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B. Problemen die ontstaan uit specifieke van technologie afhankelijke projecten
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C. Problemen voortkomend uit zuiver wetenschappelijk onderzoek
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