Umweltbundesamt
International Conference, Bonn, 21 to 22 May 2001read more
Taking as a basis a Bundesrat decision (Bundesrats-Drucksache 140/90), the Federal and Laender Ministers for the Environment decided at their 34th Conference at the beginning of the 90s to set up a Government/Laender working group on DIOXINS. This working group was commissioned inter alia with initiating and coordinating measuring programs, and documenting and evaluating data.read more
The dioxin reference program is founded on a decision by the 37th conference of Federal and Länder Ministers for the Environment of the Federal Republic of Germany, 21-22 November 1991. At that time, there were calls for further studies in improve the data on dioxins in soil, water, air, foodstuffs and feedingstuffs, for the initiation and coordination of future government and Länder measuring pro...read more
Your balance sheet shows that energy consumption is down, and the emissions of dust particles have declined as well during the past few years. On the other hand, you find that considerable quantities of water are still being consumed, despite your efforts to reduce them. Should your company now focus on the water problem?read more
In conjunction with the implementation process of the Baltic 21, the Agenda 21 for the Baltic Sea Region, the Umweltbundesamt Berlin has asked the Institute for Tourism and Recreational Research in Northern Europe (N.I.T.), Kiel, to develop a system of indicators for the development of sustainable tourism that could be used by local and regional levels of planning.read more
Environmental quality criteria are established and used in most industrialized countries to determine whether organisms, public health or materials are jeopardized by hazardous substances. The criteria are determined by means of different methods, however, depending on the legal context and individual national characteristics. This paper compares and analyses different methods used to derive quali...read more
The German Federal Environmental Agency had commissioned the Federal Environment Agency of Austria to organise the EU-Workshop “Monitoring of Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Plants” taking specifically into account Annex VII of the amendment to the EU-Directive 90/220/EEC. The European Commission (DG Environment) as well as the German Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation an...read more
In order to prevent a considerable deterioration in the detectability of time trends in riverine loads as a result of fluctuations in the runoff quality, an adjustment whereby the entry data are recomputed into an 'average' runoff level appears inevitable.read more
The UBA’s motto, For our environment (“Für Mensch und Umwelt”), sums up our mission pretty well, we feel. In this video we give an insight into our work.
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