… use usually increases as we age.  However , pharmaceutical residues often end up in wastewater and the environment through excretion, washing and bathing, or improper … leftover or expired medications end up in the toilet or sink instead of in residual waste or at recycling centres. We all can play our part in reducing the amount of …

… has traditionally been strongly competitive in Germany's industry, as are waste and wastewater technologies. However, international competitive pressure is growing: … in 2013, which was offset only somewhat by growth in areas such as wind power, wastewater treatment and measurement, control and regulation technology. In sum, …

… action with other EU countries due to unfair business practices Packaging waste: the EU takes action against the online marketplace Temu Source: Wakko / …

… when spreading manure on fields, it must be mixed with the soil within one hour. Waste is another topic addressed in the What Matters publication. A large proportion of waste in Germany is building rubble, produced at a volume of 50 million tonnes per …

… Environment Agency, Head of Division III "Sustainable Production and Products, Waste Management") Dr. Claudia Perren (architect, Director, Bauhaus Dessau …

… of the occurrence of PFAS (per- and polyfluorinated alkyl compounds) in waste streams Overview of hazardous substances potentially emitted from offshore …

… habitats of many species have been destroyed, and traffic is causing more noise and waste gases. Our land consumption is still twice as high as the Federal Government's …

… and control engineering for environmental protection as well as in solid and liquid waste management technologies. The German Environment Agency updates and publishes …

… the government and businesses in "classical" environmental protection, for example waste disposal, protection of waters, noise abatement or air quality control. The …