… Sustainable planning and development of spatial and settlement structures The guiding principle of ⁠ sustainability⁠ aims to assume comprehensive responsibility … coordinated planning and development of scarce space, both on land and at sea. The guiding principle is sustainable spatial development that harmonizes the social and … development include: securing and developing areas and structures of environmental value to the extent that is necessary. Above all, their capacity and sensitivity …

… land planning permits Tradable land planning permits Source: Lydia Roy UBA / 2014 The purpose of tradable land planning permits is to control the use of new land … no real benefit from this. The scarcity of new developments would drive up land value of existing properties. The competitive disadvantages of inner urban … with the sale and purchase of certificates. Controlled field experiment (as from 2014) A controlled field experiment involving 50 municipalities at a minimum will be …

… Areas in this category have high environmental, scientific, historic or aesthetic value. Entry on foot, by vehicle or flyover is strictly prohibited except if a … and Monuments (HSM) Sites and monuments in this protection category have historic value and may be neither damaged, removed nor destroyed. Historic Sites and … in Antarctic marine mammals by underwater sound from airguns How to behave? Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Monitoring penguin colonies in the Antarctic using …

… Antarctica. Areas of outstanding environmental, scientific, historic, or aesthetic value – also in respect of Antarctica’s nativeness – can be declared Antarctic … environmental impacts. Furthermore sites or monuments of outstanding historic value can be awarded the status of Historic Sites and Monuments - HSM). These HSM … in Antarctic marine mammals by underwater sound from airguns How to behave? Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Monitoring penguin colonies in the Antarctic using …

… resource that is routed to the recycling or to other recovery. last update on 22.01.2014 What is waste oil? Waste oils are oils that occur as waste and consist …

… and can even be harmful to ecosystems and biodiversity. last update on 23.01.2014 The UBA is in the process of elaborating a scientific basis for measuring … textiles Mobile Work in the future A Front-Runner Approach for EU product policy Guidelines on Environmental Product Information in E-Commerce Methodological …

… has more than 100 members who have obliged themselves to advocate and promote the guidelines of this international organization to protect and conserve Antarctica. … this effort. Before you embark on a journey to Antarctica please review the Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic . See the Site Guidelines for Visitors for additional …

… is still largely free from human influence and of great scientific and aesthetic value. The Antarctic perpetual ice not only has a significant influence on global … in Antarctic marine mammals by underwater sound from airguns How to behave? Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Visitor Guidelines for the Antarctic Tags Antarctica Antarctic ecosystem Antarctic Treaty … …

… of the International Small Community Water Supply Network took place in July 2014 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. In 2011, WHO and UNECE published the document … of the International Small Community Water Supply Network took place in July 2014 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. In 2011, WHO and UNECE published the document …

… substances in products as well as their release from products. last update on 28.03.2014 Assessing toxic substances in products is very complex due to the large number …