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The Ozone Situation in Germany

The threat to human health and vegetation by ozone is still an important topic in politics, science and the public in Germany. A workshop organized by the German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt) and the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS Potsdam) addressed this issue.

Series Dokumentationen Page number 20 Year of publication
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Chemicals

Do new generations of active pharmaceuticals for human use require an adaption of the environmental risk assessment?, Part I: Literature review

Since 2006, various new active pharmaceutical ingredients have been developed with highly specific mechanisms of action. That raise the question of whether current environmental risk assessment within the scope of the authorization is still sufficient to appropriately assess relevant effects on environmental organisms.

Series Texte Page number 106 Year of publication
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Chemicals

Advancing REACH - REACH and sustainable chemistry

Sustainable chemistry contributes to positive, long-term sustainable development. Chemicals regulations such as REACH can support several aspects of sustainable chemistry. The report gives a systematic analysis on the relations between main elements of REACH (e.g. Registration or Information in the supply chain) and main elements of sustainable chemistry (e.g.

Series Texte Page number 84 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Methodological challenges for ecolabels in the Global Ecolabelling Network

The report is part of the research project "Blue Angel - national ecolabel with international impact". The main objective of this project was to strengthen the use and cooperation of type-I eco-labels within the Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN). Specifically, the project addressed two central methodological challenges faced by ecolabels worldwide.

Series Texte Page number 171 Year of publication
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Waste | Resources

Basic principles and recommendations for describing the dismantling, post-use, and disposal stage of construction products

The guideline supports the committees for the European standardization of construction products (Product TCs, Technical Committees) in establishing rules for Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) according to EN 15804. The guideline helps developing uniform specifications for the end of the life cycle of construction products (modules C and D according to the above-mentioned standard).&

Series Texte Page number 44 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy

Integration of Non-CO2 Effects of Aviation in the EU ETS and under CORSIA

In addition to CO2, aviation affects the climate through other emissions and atmospheric processes, such as the formation of ozone and contrail cirrus (non-CO2 effects). Although non-CO2 effects are responsible for about 2/3 of the climate impact of aviation, they are not yet considered in the EU ETS and under CORSIA.

Series Climate Change Page number 208 Year of publication
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