… environmental media and substances (pollution control law, water law, soil protection law, waste law, chemicals law) make up the core of environmental … into the law governing specific sectors (for example, energy, agriculture, mining, building or planning) which does not have environmental protection as its original regulatory purpose. The UBA …

… administrations’ direct climate footprint. Besides administrations’ credibility and function as role model, it is also about the purchasing power of the public sector … administrations’ direct climate footprint. Besides administrations’ credibility and function as role model, it is also about the purchasing power of the public sector …

… aims to reduce food availability in parks, playgrounds and sewers, so that rats do not even start to settle in the city. As a consequence, less rat poison has to be … birdseed in the park, overflowing trash cans, and food leftovers being flushed down the toilet into the sewer are the most typical sources of food for rats and … public relations Next Previous caption Associated content Links Pest control and building protection in municipalities (German) Rodenticides (German) Biocide Portal …

… usually by extracting energy from it. Filled landfill sections are covered so as to avoid methane emissions, keep precipitation out of the landfill and minimize … of untenable landfill sites substantially reduced environmental loads on the soil, groundwater, and atmosphere and worked to the benefit of human health and the …

… make for an ideal organic fertilizer for agricultural purposes, and also promote soil humus content stabilization or improvement. However, to achieve this it is … container (bio bin) at their disposal, while the remaining 54 percent cannot or do not wish to collect organic waste separately. Expanding Germany’s organic waste … input; monitoring; limits on the allowable amounts of compost/digestate used on soil. In the interest of facilitating quality assessments of compost produced at …

… in compiling the necessary data and findings, thus providing risk managers with essential information for decision-making processes. Another priority objective is … development of a sustainable and long-term human-biomonitoring-system in Europe, building on HBM4EU. Furthermore, based on new concepts and data on exposure, the … of 50 percent. The 27 EU member states, as well as the United Kingdom and Switzerland, are involved in the partnership with varying levels of funding, whereby …

… and 1.1 cubic meter containers that are used in settings such as large apartment buildings. Information as to which types of waste can be deposited in which type of … be drained, dismantled and recovered in an environmentally sound manner, so as to avoid direct environmental harm and allow for the recovery of recyclables. These …

… on 17.03.2014 The main goal of intelligent, state of the art waste management is to do minimal harm to the environment while deriving the greatest possible recovery … energy, to which end it is transformed into biogas through fermentation. Hazardous waste is handled using specific disposal methods that allow for extirpation or … contained in these materials. Depending on the nature and properties of the hazardous waste in question, it needs to be treated in either hazardous-waste …