… such issues in the summer of 2020 and presented four position papers as an initial time diagnosis, highlighting various aspects of the significance of the corona … such issues in the summer of 2020 and presented four position papers as an initial time diagnosis, highlighting various aspects of the significance of the corona …

… in the environment and therefore remain in the environment for a very long time. Some PFASs accumulate in animals, plants and humans and are also harmful to … in the environment and therefore remain in the environment for a very long time. Some PFASs accumulate in animals, plants and humans and are also harmful to …

… elements, since the necessary transposition into member-state laws will take some time. The recently adopted recommendations for optimization of the CAP call for the … elements, since the necessary transposition into member-state laws will take some time. The recently adopted recommendations for optimization of the CAP call for the …

… und natürliche Ressourcen Preventing corruption for a sustainability transformation Series: The relevance of the War in Ukraine for transformation Series: Extended Producer Responsibility in international law Related publications …

… of European environmental policy, extending the EMAS to the agricultural sector is timely and makes good sense in that virtually all farm production activities have an … of European environmental policy, extending the EMAS to the agricultural sector is timely and makes good sense in that virtually all farm production activities have an …

… tilling: primary tilling and secondary tilling. In primary tilling, the upper 30 centimetres of the soil are ploughed and turned over, whereby weeds and plant residues … topsoil. Secondary tilling involves further working of the topsoil (the upper 10 centimetres of the soil), the goal being to create a shallow seedbed for the crop …

… agriculture that preserves biodiversity is particularly important. For a long time, agriculture was considered a guarantor of species and biotope diversity in the … is an important habitat for species-rich, rare plant communities and adapted, sometimes endangered animal species. Around 40 percent of all endangered ferns and …

… forms. In its ammonium form (NH4), it is initially bound to soil particles. Over time, however, it is converted into nitrate (NO3) by soil microorganisms. Nitrate is … use of manure, i.e., manure that is not adapted to the plants' needs in terms of timing and quantity. This situation is exacerbated by the growth in biogas plants in …

… on 31.01.2019 Nitrous oxide Nitrous oxide is a greenhouse gas that does around 300 times more climate damage than carbon dioxide. The main point sources of nitrous … other reductions called for by the Protocol. Methane Methane emissions provoke 25 times more climate damage than carbon dioxide. Most anthropogenic methane is …

… the nutrient requirements of the plant and the soil in terms of type, quantity, and timing. When fertilizing, the nutrients and organic matter available in the soil as … for example, regulations for determining fertilizer requirements, application times, distance regulations from surface waters, application limits, and …