The Swiss government has opted not to take part in the EU Copernicus Earth observation scheme in the coming years, citing budget constraints.
The Swiss government still does not want to participate in the EU Copernicus programme.
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The Swiss government has opted not to take part in the European Union’s Copernicus Earth observation programme in the coming years, citing budget constraints. This decision runs counter to parliament’s earlier approval of joining the initiative.
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