… collaborative networks and partnerships, and develops personal and institutional potential aimed at advancing social transformation for a sustainable future …

… in municipalities can already do with less use of biocides. There is great potential in the use of smart trap systems and trap protection stations to monitor …

… were selected for a number of reasons, but the bottom line is that they are a potential threat to human health. UV filters (chemical benzophenones), for example, …

… about the sources of contamination (e.g. wastewater discharges) and other potential risks for bathers (e.g. cyanobacteria).  The problem of massive growth of …

… and architects – these stakeholders can help avoid urban planning conflicts if potential noise problems are pointed out in development plans. For example, the …

… information campaigns about the special characteristics, aspects of use and risk potential for the selected water body type. An interactive map of chemical and …

… sweep classified only around 20 per cent of all identified environmental claims as potentially misleading.  In Germany, the German Environment Agency (UBA) coordinated …

… be applied, including their strengths and weaknesses. It finally explores promising potential corner stones of future assessments, with particular reference to the SDG …

… EU Drinking Water Directive. In future, water suppliers will be obliged to identify potential risks and dangers to the water supply at an early stage and to be able to …

… findings in urine samples in detail and make a well-founded health assessment.” Potentially harmful to reproduction Mono-n-hexyl phthalate can be formed in the body …

… transparent. The information can be used specifically to improve environmental and mitigation measures, for example when it comes to new business models for companies, …