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  • Press release 45/2018 from 14.12.2018 | Last changed: 20.12.2018

    “To-go coffee" with the Blue Angel

    zwei „Coffee to go“-Becher auf einem Tisch, daneben zwei Papiertütchen mit Zucker

    … the providers. For example, the production of reusable cups and lids must avoid the use of materials which may cause pollution or harm human health. The cups must also … are “to-go” cups. The result is that more and more discarded cups are littering public spaces, streets and nature. Careless littering and overflowing waste baskets …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 08.12.2025

    Cluster Tourism industry

    The picture shows a man from behind. He is wearing a T shirt and short trousers. He is walking through a wood carrying a rucksack. To the right and left of the path, white flowers are blooming beneath the trees.

    … trade. Data on occupancy rates in accommodation facilities are particularly useful for a regionally differentiated description of touristic demand. However, an … as well as other offers of information. 196 Apart from funding research, the public purse also supports adaptation efforts in tourism financially by means of …

  • News from 23.06.2015 | Last changed: 11.08.2015

    TTIP: Risks for environmental protection

    flag of the European Union and flag of the USA

    … A new UBA position paper on TTIP nevertheless considers cooperation with the USA useful – for example to aim at cutting back on environmentally harmful subsidies. Associated content Publications Environmental protection under TTIP All news Related publications …

  • News from 13.02.2023 | Last changed: 28.03.2024

    Hazard radar for iron, copper and bauxite supply chains

    Aerial view of the world's largest iron ore mine, the Carajás mine in the Amazon rainforest, Brazil

    … an interactive map with a number of filter functions. In particular, companies can use the map to analyse environmental risks along supply chains and to support their … at a mining site. The outcome of the pilot screening is 100 environmental hazard profiles of major mining sites worldwide, presented in the form of an interactive map . … environmental hazard potentials EVALUACIÓN DEL POTENCIAL DE PELIGROS AMBIENTALES Publications Pilot screening of the environmental hazard potentials of mine sites …

  • Press release 20/2020 from 20.05.2020 | Last changed: 16.06.2020

    Emerge more sustainable from the coronavirus pandemic

    A PV power plant in the country side.

    … the economy. The restart can only be viable for the future if the funding is used to drive a transformation to a sustainable and climate-neutral society. … though, except perhaps in the case of particularly efficient hybrid vehicles. Public funding should be put to use to offset the losses in revenues in bus and rail …

  • Press release 17/2023 from 06.06.2023 | Last changed: 05.04.2024

    Connectivity with consequences: 13 steps to counter software obsolescence

    Gebrauchte Smartphones

    … the software also influences the lifespan of the devices. They can no longer be used, even though they are technologically flawless. As a result, there is more … ecological innovations, the UBA recommends: Mandatory environmentally sustainable public procurement Promotion and teaching of sustainable software development …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 08.12.2025

    Cluster Human Health

    The picture shows a woman’s face with beads of perspiration caused by the summer heat. The woman is holding a hand to her forehead. In the left-hand side of the picture is a thermometer indicating 40°C air temperature.

    … countries in the global south, climate change exacerbates the problems already caused by hunger and inadequate access to clean drinking water. However, climate … responsibility to counter the health impacts of climate change and to advance the public health system by improving health care in terms of climate adaptation, … advancing the surveillance of non-infectious diseases and health-related risk profiles. The Friedrich-Loeffler Institute (FLI) is active in the field of monitoring …

  • Press release 03/2025 from 16.01.2025 | Last changed: 20.01.2025

    Sustainability in supermarkets: Retail can do more

    Voller Einkaufswagen vor Supermarktregal.

    … food retail sector is already involved in this area. However, companies could use their influence and scope for action even more to steer the food system towards … probability that one company's approach will be imitated by others due to growing public pressure and the competitive situation.” As early as 2022, an evaluation …

  • News from 09.07.2018 | Last changed: 20.08.2018

    Environmental- and health impact of 3D printing

    3D printer producing a little plastic tree

    … even ringing in a new era of manufacturing. The efficiency of raw materials, greenhouse gases, pollutants: a study by the UBA highlights the challenges and … the environment for the various fields of application, printing methods, materials used, etc. The report shows that environmental measures are necessary, such as, for … various pressures on human health that should be regulated. Associated content Publications Focus on the future: 3D printing All news Related publications Focus on …

  • News from 25.06.2025 | Last changed: 26.06.2025

    EU project PARC: Knowledge Hub on Safe and Sustainable by Design

    Eine Hand hält ein Reagenzglas, in dem sich sinnbildlich ein Abbild der Erde befindet.

    … created by a group of PARC partners jointly led by the Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment and the German Environment Agency (UBA) and … knowledge - Announcements and latest developments in the field of SSbD In addition, users can network with other experts via PARCopedia, PARC's digital knowledge and …