… German Environment Agency does not consider the limit values sufficient to protect human health and recommends their revision. The topic area "climate" shows the …

… to bring clarity. Based on the available data, the UBA considers an acute risk to human health, for example when bathing, to be very unlikely. Experts from the …

… equitable distribution of the available fertile soil worldwide – that every human on the planet in 2050 will have only half the arable land that is available to …

… Bisphenol A has already been identified as a substance of very high concern for human beings on account of its hormonal effect and potential for damage to …

… study, the assessment tool was expanded to include social aspects (labour and human rights in the supply chain) and animal welfare. The results of the study show …

… more information about the consequences of high levels of meat consumption for human health and the environment. Industry and commerce could promote vegetarian …

… ten years since compliance with the NO2 limit adopted back in 1999 for the sake of human health is mandatory. Despite some successes, there are still scores of cities … as there is no compliance with the much lower guidelines recommended by the WHO, human health is not yet adequately protected against particulate matter. In the …

… has become an enormous problem that is particularly harmful to marine life and humans. Plastic waste in the seas is part of the three-fold crisis that we face …

… crisis”. In order to minimise the negative consequences of the climate crisis for human health, emissions of climate-damaging gases must be reduced as much as …

… The pollutants nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter and ozone continued to threaten human health in Germany in 2014. These are the results of interim evaluations by the …

… as harmless, only to discover a few years later that they have an effect on humans and animals. Only recently, for example, it was revealed that another …