… crucial , emphasizing the need to clearly articulate the EPAs’ unique strengths and value proposition. This approach will help effectively bridge the gap between … crucial , emphasizing the need to clearly articulate the EPAs’ unique strengths and value proposition. This approach will help effectively bridge the gap between …

… emphasized that interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research are increasingly valued by funding agencies, yet the career paths and evaluation criteria still need … emphasized that interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research are increasingly valued by funding agencies, yet the career paths and evaluation criteria still need …

… covering all sectors and greenhouse gases and with an absolute, quantifiable target value for greenhouse gas emissions. They should clearly describe the measures and … covering all sectors and greenhouse gases and with an absolute, quantifiable target value for greenhouse gas emissions. They should clearly describe the measures and …

… rich opportunities to immerse yourself in the world of soils. last update on 26.02.2014 Soils are suitable for painting with earthy colours - here in a workshop run by …

… stewardship among other things by disseminating information. last update on 25.02.2014 Bodenwelten.de Bodenwelten.de, which is operated by Bundesverband Boden, … Böden Deutschlands - Ein Reiseführer Issued by the UBA in early 2011, this “travel guide to Germany’s soils” contains information concerning soil discovery trails, …

… are organic substances, water, air and microorganisms. last update on 19.02.2014 A lengthy process Soil is formed and develops over extremely lengthy periods … there. Podzolisation likewise occurs in the presence of a severe drop in topsoil pH values. This acidification is attributable to acid and eco-unfriendly litter layers …

… Nonetheless, socioeconomic change has brought about changes in the use of and value attributed to arable land. Nowadays urban sprawl is a ubiquitous phenomenon … an example of this being increasing soil acidification provoked by lower pH values. Chemical compounds can be neutralized in the soil. During this buffering …

… about the “1.5°C goal” in the context of climate change? What is the origin of this value and how is it quantified? What happens if we exceed it – is there any way back … about the “1.5°C goal” in the context of climate change? What is the origin of this value and how is it quantified? What happens if we exceed it – is there any way back …

… We human beings are the main beneficiaries of these functions. last update on 18.02.2014 Soil science is a discipline that is practiced by agricultural engineers, …

… their application for authorisation. The requirements for the ERA are outlined in a guideline issued by the European Medicines Agency (EMA). This guideline was first … on the Predicted Environmental Concentration in surface water (PECsw). The trigger value, known as the "action limit," is 0.01 micrograms per litre. If the calculated … and informational content. For instance, simple citations of endpoints such as EC50 values are not acceptable, as they do not provide information about the conditions …

… were present in concentrations exceeding 0.1 µg/L, based on the Health Guidance Value (GOW) for drinking water (in German) , in German surface waters. Particularly … were present in concentrations exceeding 0.1 µg/L, based on the Health Guidance Value (GOW) for drinking water (in German) , in German surface waters. Particularly …

… drugs Source: Volker Witt / Adobe Stock By integrating environmental aspects into guideline-based counselling, pharmacy professionals can play a crucial role in … of the pharmaceutical form and wastewater treatment on the discharge into 2/2 Data values [mg] with references Source: CC-BY 4.0 German Environment Agency, CAU Kiel, …