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Water Framework Directive - The way towards healthy waters

Official implementation of the Water Framework Directive on 22 December 2000 marked the beginning of a new era in the annals of water management. The Water Framework Directive sets the ambitious goal of attaining “good status” for Europe’s rivers, lakes, groundwater bodies and coastal waters by 2015 in accordance with a clearly defined timeline.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 10 Year of publication
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Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

Recycling of Household Waste in Armenia

Recycling of Household Waste in Armenia: Personnel training, data collection including waste analyses, recommendations for waste management actions. -- Final Report.

Page number 124 Year of publication
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Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

What Matters 2011

The Federal Environment Agency’s mission is to provide sciencebased advice to the German Government. The Agency’s core activities include early identification of problems, identifying current or foreseeable environmental impacts as well as potential environmental issues and develop solutions to face these hazards.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 94 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy, Sustainability | Strategies | International matters, Soil | Land

Data on the Environment 2011

2011 edition

Man has used land for agriculture for thousands of years. Now as before far more than one million people work in agriculture in Germany. Agriculture serves, first of all, to feed the population - either directly by cultivating food or indirectly by producing fodder for livestock. Lately agriculture has also become an energy supplier producing energy plants for use in biomass power stations.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 100 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy, Transport

A guide to reducing the impact of urban transport on the climate

There is no doubt that climate gas emissions must be drastically reduced and this applies to traffic in urban areas as well. The good news is that it could also provide an opportunity to enhance quality of life in towns and cities. The result could be a lively town, a pleasant atmosphere, fewer traffic jams, less noise and  more space for cyclists and pedestrians.

Series guides and manuals Page number 17 Year of publication
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Water

Water Framework Directive - The way towards healthy waters

The aim of the Water Framework Directive is to promote good water quality in all European water bodies by managing water bodies, i.e. lakes, rivers, groundwater bodies, transitional waters and coastal waters. Water body management poses a major challenge indensely populated countries such as Germany.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 76 Year of publication
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Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

Sustainable construction and housing

Our way of constructing our buildings, our life-style, our housing patterns, as well as our mobility habits, increasingly place stress on the environment and endanger the basis of existence of many living creatures on this planet. Mankind can carry on ignoring the limits of tolerance of their natural environment.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 60 Year of publication
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Transport

Road pricing for cars in Germany?

Around €47 billion of the costs incurred by car traffic are not covered by the taxes and duties currently levied. Therefore road user charging systems are appropriate.

Series background paper Page number 17 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Measuring Welfare in Germany

The social welfare debate has recently been rekindled both at the national and at the international level. There are signs that the costs of environmental change and of the maintenance of social cohesion are not adequately explicated by economic quantities like gross domestic product (GDP).

Series Texte Page number 142 Year of publication
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Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

The geothermal heat exchanger at the building of the Federal Environmental Agency in Dessau

The geothermal heat exchanger consists of three fields in the western and one larger field in the southern part of the site. They form a subterranean system of pipes with a total length of almost 5 km, through which air flows. Outside air enters the system via three intake structures on the western side of the building.

Series flyers and leaflets Page number 2 Year of publication
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