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  • Article from 02.08.2023 | Last changed: 23.10.2025

    Guarantees of origin for renewable energy sources

    … concerning their electricity consumption. Since January 2013 electricity supplier may only disclose  renewable electricity on electricity bills and advertisement if … of national systems for GOs and for electricity disclosure based on EU Directive 2008/28/EC: Austria Belgium (Flanders) Belgium (Walloon Region) Belgium (Federal …

  • Article from 27.05.2016 | Last changed: 13.09.2016

    Innovative production processes

    … Innovative production processes Innovative production techniques may hold the answer to the grand challenges which the world faces to protect the … substitution of the use of hazardous substances). Innovative techniques may have significant ecological advantages and are gaining competitive standing in …

  • Article from 28.01.2016 | Last changed: 29.02.2016

    Committee for Environmental Protection (CEP)

    … at Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings, and to perform such other functions as may be referred to it by the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings." The Committee … active role within the Committee, one of whose duties includes chairing the ICG to draft guidelines for yachts in the Antarctic or the ICG on the introduction of …

  • Article from 19.05.2016 | Last changed: 19.05.2016

    Protected Areas under the CAMLR-Convention

    … can regenerate and fish can reproduce and reach adulthood undisturbed. Adult fish may then migrate into surrounding areas where fishing is permitted. In a sense MPAs … on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty the Contracting Parties may also designate Antarctic Specially Protected Areas (ASPAs) or Antarctic …

  • Article from 28.01.2016 | Last changed: 29.02.2016

    Protection and management of areas under PEPAT

    The former British base Port Lockroy is a protected historic site.

    … could potentially conflict or exert cumulative environmental impacts. ASMAs may include one or more ASPAs or Historic Sites and Monuments (HSM). No special … (HSM) Sites and monuments in this protection category have historic value and may be neither damaged, removed nor destroyed. Historic Sites and Monuments may be …

  • Article from 28.01.2016 | Last changed: 29.02.2016

    Protected Areas in Antarctica

    Areas of special importance for Antarctica can be designated as Specially Protected Areas.

    … value can be awarded the status of Historic Sites and Monuments - HSM). These HSM may be located within Specially Protected or Specially Managed Areas. For more … of the world's marine waters are designated as MPAs. Besides ASMAs and ASPAs which may include marine areas in the territory governed by the Antarctic Treaty, other …

  • Article from 19.05.2016 | Last changed: 19.05.2016

    Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources

    … of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CAMLR-Convention) was adopted on 20 May 1980. It entered into force on 7 April 1982. last update on 19.05.2016 As is so … of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CAMLR-Convention) was adopted on 20 May 1980. It entered into force on 7 April 1982. … As is so often the case, the need …

  • Article from 27.01.2016 | Last changed: 29.02.2016

    Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty

    The Antarctic is protected by stringent environmental protection regulations.

    … of the Antarctic Treaty system. The Protocol has been ratified by 33 states since May 2013. last update on 27.01.2016 In the 1980s the Consultative Parties worked to … of the Antarctic Treaty system. The Protocol has been ratified by 33 states since May 2013. … In the 1980s the Consultative Parties worked to establish regulations to …

  • Article from 22.01.2014 | Last changed: 22.01.2014

    Waste oil

    Three barrels of waste oil

    … waste oils is permitted, provided they do not contain any harmful substances that may accumulate in the products. It should be noted that waste oils with … excess of 20 ppm (parts per million) or a total halogen content of more than 2g/kg may not be regenerated unless the harmful substances are with certainty destroyed …

  • Article from 11.03.2016 | Last changed: 11.03.2016

    Tourists in Antarctica

    Tourists on the mountain

    … number of visitors in the 1992/1993 season was about 6,700, the peak season of 2007/2008 witnessed more than 37,000 visitors; in other words, a more than fivefold … at the ATCM. A resolution adopted in 2007 recommends all tourist activities that may lead to substantial long-term deterioration of the Antarctic environment and its …

  • Article from 08.03.2016 | Last changed: 11.03.2016

    Research and logistics in the perpetual ice

    The german Research Station Neumayer 3

    … the operation of the polar research stations in the Arctic and Antarctica. The Neumayer stations over the years Germany has conducted year-round research in Antarctica since 1981. Its first station, "Georg von Neumayer″, named after the major 19th century proponent of German research at the South … meteorology and air chemistry. The Neumayer Station II was vacated as scheduled in 2008 and replaced by a new structure. The new Neumayer III station, located only a …

  • Article from 27.01.2016 | Last changed: 29.02.2016

    Flora of the Antarctic

    Lichens such as these beard lichen make up the majority of Antarctica's vegetation.

    … by man. Plant seeds in the clothing and equipment of travellers to the Antarctic may come from further away than any subpolar region: in some cases they travel from … by man. Plant seeds in the clothing and equipment of travellers to the Antarctic may come from further away than any subpolar region: in some cases they travel from …