… pollutants can seep into the groundwater or are uptaken by plants, they can pose an environmental and health risk. last update on 26.02.2014 A pollutant is a chemical … content Publications Urease- and nitrification inhibitors for climate and environmental protection: opportunity or risk? Remediation management for local and …

… in particular require immense amounts of such materials. It is for this reason that Germany extracts its own deposits and also imports significant amounts of those raw … last update on 09.03.2021 Development and challenges from the perspective of environmental protection and resource conservation In 1982 the German federal …

… and development plans. Urban development planning is regulated for the whole of Germany in the Federal Building Code (BauGB) and the Federal Land Utilization … use for housing development and transport UBA 2003) and awarding research projects (environmental protection in planning law, Leibnitz Institute of Ecological and …

… Beschäftigung Results of the analyses of Project MaRess Publications Report on the Environmental Economy 2011 Related contents Ressourcennutzung in Deutschland …

… within reach. Given the fact that €500 billion worth of materials are processed in Germany each year, this would translate into annual savings of €100 billion. The … savings were realized as well.  Associated content Links Publications of demea (in German) International strategies and programme Publications Report on the Environmental Economy 2011 Related contents Ressourcennutzung in Deutschland …

… on 19.05.2025 The Testing Facility of Pests of Public Health Importance of the German Environment Agency (UBA) is part of Division IV 1.4 "Health Pests and their … pests, scabies mites and head lice in accordance with paragraph 18 section 4 of the German Protection against Infection Act (Infektionsschutzgesetz - IfSG). The UBA is … reservoir. … The Testing Facility of Pests of Public Health Importance of the German Environment Agency (UBA) is part of Division IV 1.4 "Health Pests and their …

… to ensure the safety of nanomaterials Under the general coordination of the German Federal Environment Ministry, the Federal Environment Agency … contribution to the test guideline development in the field of ecotoxicology, environmental fate and physical-chemical characterization. Nanomaterials and the …

… Convention was adopted in September 1998 and came into effect on 24 February 2004. Germany ratified the Convention in 2001. According to the Rotterdam Convention, … other authorities, in particular with its expertise on the classification of environmentally hazardous properties of substances. The B asel, R otterdam and S …

… called good agricultural practices when using the soil for agricultural purpose. Germany's Länder have enacted their own laws to more specifically define and … in this context. The legal regulations regarding waste contain guidelines for the environmentally sound recycling and disposal of waste. Nature conservation law The …

… to ensure that sound requirements aimed at protecting consumers are established. Germany and France have developed so-called Lowest Concentrations of Interest ( LCI ; German acronym: NIK; French acronym: CLI), which are used to evaluate emissions from … for the evaluation and as long as a full EU-LCI list is not available, to the German LCI list. In an effort to harmonise evaluations, a group of experts from ten …