… of phenological shifts, as their responses are free from the influence of human manipulation in breeding processes or from cultivation activities (cf. … of phenological shifts, as their responses are free from the influence of human manipulation in breeding processes or from cultivation activities (cf. …

… use of water resources by the middle of this century, in respect of both, human beings and the environment, ensuring the conservation and restoration of a … use of water resources by the middle of this century, in respect of both, human beings and the environment, ensuring the conservation and restoration of a …

… is the Early4AdMa system, which uses key questions from the areas of safety for humans and the environment, sustainability and regulatory coverage to identify need …

… the action field Soils fulfil diverse tasks that are important for ecosystems and human beings. They provide biotopes and habitats where plants, animals and … of living organisms in just a handful of soil easily outnumbers the world’s entire human population. In a landscape’s water balance, soils play a preeminent role, as …

… average, with serious consequences for the flora and the living environment of humans and animals. Therefore, this region is regarded as an early-warning system …

… detected across the globe in water bodies, air and soil. They can also occur in human blood serum and have an impact on health. The options for avoiding PFAS are … out a detailed investigation of the PFAS, their use and the risks they pose to human health and the environment. In the context of this investigation, two public …

… runs to three-figure billions. The protection of infrastructures, buildings and human life in these endangered coastal regions requires effective measures to be … runs to three-figure billions. The protection of infrastructures, buildings and human life in these endangered coastal regions requires effective measures to be …

… planning is to record the various demands on space resulting from a wide range of human activities and needs, to weigh them up against each other and to coordinate … planning is to record the various demands on space resulting from a wide range of human activities and needs, to weigh them up against each other and to coordinate …

… damage. Buildings and infrastructures can be destroyed, and in extreme situations human lives are also at risk. Pollutants such as fertilisers and pesticides or … body, but also on biodiversity and usability. Some blue-green algae are toxic to humans and animals in high concentrations. Indicators from the monitoring on the …

… recreational bathing waters If temperatures rise in future summers, the desire of humans to take a cooling bath in lakes, rivers or the sea will increase. At the same … can be higher than average. … If temperatures rise in future summers, the desire of humans to take a cooling bath in lakes, rivers or the sea will increase. At the same …

… course of flood events and their damage potential are considerably influenced by human activities, both in the past and nowadays. For example, in former times … course of flood events and their damage potential are considerably influenced by human activities, both in the past and nowadays. For example, in former times …

… levels as well as private emergency services cooperate closely in order to assist humans effectively in emergencies, to keep losses at a minimum, to remedy damage to the best of their abilities and to put humans on their guard in respect of impending danger situations. One of the …