… Environmental impact of milk production: pasture grazing beats indoor housing model Organic milk production farms usually do less damage to the environment … milk production, feed provision accounts for 18 to 34 percent of greenhouse gas emissions from milk and is thus the main driver of climate change impact. … out the study on behalf of the German Environment Agency. Associated content Publications Sichtbarmachung versteckter Umweltkosten der Landwirtschaft am Beispiel …

… per cent of the world merchant fleet (based on the deadweight tonnage of the ships) use scrubbers. This allows ships to continue to run on low-cost heavy fuel oil. In … levels, will develop there. Associated content Links UBA-Topic "Maritime shipping" Publications Environmental Impacts of Discharge Water from Exhaust Gas Cleaning …

… must create the prerequisites for the management of private forests to make its own useful contribution to the adaptation of forests. In this light it is essential to … in German and is therefore most effective in terms of reaching the German-speaking public. Articles published in this journal on the subject of climate change and …

… at BSH measuring stations in the German Bight (North Sea) and the BSH’s Kiel Lighthouse (Baltic Sea) at some distance from the coast. These measurements have the … at BSH measuring stations in the German Bight (North Sea) and the BSH’s Kiel Lighthouse (Baltic Sea) at some distance from the coast. These measurements have the …

… (eEV) complements the home-owner’s comprehensive insurance and the insurance for household effects covering damage for instance caused by flooding, heavy rain, snow … damage amounting to more than 8.2 billion Euros in total for damage caused to public infrastructures, the industrial economy and private households. Not all of …

… work of shared mobility providers from Egypt and China. It is inspired by the joint publication “Reverse Innovation – Rethinking Urban Transport through Global … of increasingly high-performing mobile devices connect services, providers and users. Against this background, traditional and sectoral models of transport …

… in a way that meets these requirements, by employing renewable energies and by using energy sparingly and more efficiently. In order to achieve the energy turnaround, a decision was made to end the use of fossil and nuclear sources of energy: The withdrawal from the nuclear energy …

… IDZ | Kühnapfel Fotografie The "SeeElefant" maritime waste collection ship, a house made from cardboard, integrating mealworm farms in bakeries, an urban e-bike … GmbH (based in Zürich, Switzerland) This composter designed for urban apartments uses worms to recycle organic waste into a high-quality plant fertiliser – … Director of the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, numerous national and international publications and exhibitions) Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter (Parliamentary State …

… toxic for reproduction. Perfluoroalkyl- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are commonly used in jackets, trousers or sports clothing to make them waterproof and … wash-in detergents. So-called long-chain PFASs have been the focus of science and public authorities up to now. Because of their high stability and accumulation in …

… 2 remains – before accounting for other GHG gases and depending on which method is used. However, for a variety of reasons there are large uncertainties associated …   Associated content Links Emissions trading and European climate change mitigation Publications EU ETS up to 2030: Adjusting the Cap in light of the IPCC1.5°C Special …

… and fertile soils for the cultivation of crops to produce healthy food. Another useful function of stable ecosystems is that they capture carbons from the …