… How were the individual screening sites and children/adolescents selected? To ensure the survey's representativeness the children and adolescents were selected in a two-step procedure. First, 167 communities were …

… How much time do families have to invest when taking part in the environmental survey? The average time required for sampling and the questionnaire is about 90 minutes. Tags GerES ecological monitoring … How …

… about 4 to 6 months participants can request a copy of their results including an environmental health evaluation of the pollutants traced in their bodies and household. In cases of abnormal results it is advised to seek medical advice – for example at an outpatient environmental medicine clinic. The survey results are expected to be published one …

… child has been selected to participate. Why should we participate in the new German Environmental Survey? Every single participant helps in the collective effort to determine the impact of the environment on children and adolescents in Germany. He or she is playing an important part in helping to …

… Perspectives of sustainable and crisis-proof cities in the ‘More local, public and agile, the cornerstones of a … to the surrounding area. Locally and on site, the consequences of the crisis become workable and specific. The task now is to outline the contours of a … architecture in Bremen and Cologne and completed the Master's degree course in ‘Environmental Sciences’ at the FernUni Hagen (open university). She has worked as an …

… cooperation as a catalyst for societal change In the last few months, the Covid-19 pandemic has shown how vulnerable our globalised and interconnected societies are, … on scientific findings and how it adapts guidelines when new scientific findings become available. National policies were also based on the (often unfortunately … University of Bonn. The development and knowledge sociologist works on questions of environmental, resource and knowledge governance in social transformation processes. …