… to article part and annexes) and those that can be achieved by a change in practice or guidelines.   WP 1 Analysis of documents supporting the REACH-Review … to article part and annexes) and those that can be achieved by a change in practice or guidelines.   WP 1 Analysis of documents supporting the REACH-Review …

… involving numerous stakeholders from business, politics, research, consulting, and practice. Based on six fields of action with a total of 30 concrete measures, it … involving numerous stakeholders from business, politics, research, consulting, and practice. Based on six fields of action with a total of 30 concrete measures, it …

… of rural environments and offers numerous opportunities for ecofriendly farming practices. This also makes farming a cornerstone of regional economies and tourism … production. One of the keys to achieving this is legal compliance and use of the best available technologies. Apart from EMAS and EMASeasy, other auditing and …

… and preserves and maximizes soil yield capacity. Today’s intensive crop cultivation practices, as well as technical advances, entail the use of highly specialized, … But the downside is that plowing tends to compact the soil, particularly in cases where heavy machinery is frequently driven over wet fields. Soil compaction …

… such as hedges or flower strips, ponds, and field margins have been removed in many cases and are now rare, especially in favorable arable regions and regions of … such as hedges or flower strips, ponds, and field margins have been removed in many cases and are now rare, especially in favorable arable regions and regions of …

… of mineral and organic nitrogen fertilizers to increase yields is therefore common practice in agriculture. Careful and needs-based application is crucial. Excess … Ammonia is also emitted from large agricultural livestock facilities. In the case of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers, large quantities of ammonia can escape, … of vulnerable areas, and the establishment of rules of good agricultural practice. It describes measures that must be implemented by Member States on the …

… use. Products, in which flame retardants are applied, are for example the casings of electrical and electronic devices, printed circuit boards, cables, … to health and environment, are persistent and bio-accumulative. Furthermore, in the case a burning can not be prevented, some flame retardants form corrosive or toxic … use. Products, in which flame retardants are applied, are for example the casings of electrical and electronic devices, printed circuit boards, cables, …

… can be detected not only in the soil, but also in seepage water and, in individual cases, in groundwater. When it rains, particles from fertilized farmland can enter … can be detected not only in the soil, but also in seepage water and, in individual cases, in groundwater. When it rains, particles from fertilized farmland can enter …

… The most efficient way to reduce methane emissions is to alter human nutritional practices and thus reduce ruminant herds for beef production. Other reduction … The most efficient way to reduce methane emissions is to alter human nutritional practices and thus reduce ruminant herds for beef production. Other reduction …

… in regions with a high density of livestock farms). Moreover, good agricultural practices should be implemented, i.e. extremely low emission processes for all … atmospheric deposition to terrestrial ecosystems Fostering win-win farming practices to reduce nitrogen pollution and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions …

… residual fertilizers, farmers must comply with the principles of good professional practice in accordance with the Fertilizer Ordinance (DüV), as is the case with all other fertilizers.   Associated content Links Website BMUV: Sewage … residual fertilizers, farmers must comply with the principles of good professional practice in accordance with the Fertilizer Ordinance (DüV), as is the case with all …