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Strukturwandel: Boote statt Bagger: Europas größte künstliche Seenlandschaft

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June 29, 2026

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Strukturwandel: Boote statt Bagger: Europas größte künstliche Seenlandschaft

Fünf Seen, zwei Länder und ein Ziel: Mit der Lausitzer Seenkette geht ein Riesenprojekt der Bergbausanierung zu Ende, auf das Brandenburg und Sachsen setzen. Was ist das Besondere daran?

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