… they are often not implemented. Solutions for more sustainable agriculture: Examples for supply-side climate mitigation measures: • More extensive farming … for their economies. While the reduction potential of certain agroecological practices such as cover crops and improved crop rotation is considered to be rather …

… percent of which was still being deposited at landfill sites in 2004. However, this practice has been banned since mid 2005. The time series for the various disposal … percent of which was still being deposited at landfill sites in 2004. However, this practice has been banned since mid 2005. The time series for the various disposal …

… examination of the interaction between ecological, social and economic aspects. For example, climate protection and adaptation, air pollution control, noise reduction, … not only the adaptation to climate change should be taken into account - for example, green roofs - but also the question of what can be achieved for climate … examination of the interaction between ecological, social and economic aspects. For example, climate protection and adaptation, air pollution control, noise reduction, …

… be repaired and their rechargeable batteries are replaceable.  … pays off  For example, the use of city buses with low fuel consumption or energy-efficient … of harmful substances in indoor air. Low-noise printers and computers are also good for users’ health.  … sets a good example By making environmental protection … pillars of their procurement policies, government can lead the way. Setting such examples can potentially prompt both companies and consumers to opt for green …

… Agency in Dessau The Federal Environment Agency (UBA) Building in Dessau in practical Operation The Landscape Architecture UBA builds answers Documents …

… we need (a) laws and economic conditions that promote manufacturing and consumption practices that conserve resources; and (b) to abolish distortions of competition … we need (a) laws and economic conditions that promote manufacturing and consumption practices that conserve resources; and (b) to abolish distortions of competition …