… ashore may poison or suffocate soil organisms such as worms or snails. Not only nature is endangered: uses like fishing, tourism and coastal protection are also … measures, develops control strategies and techniques and procures the necessary resources such as ships and equipment for combating oil spills and pollution … system, the ship’s exhaust gases are passed through atomized water. Due to the natural buffer capacity of seawater, the sulphur compounds are absorbed. Wet EGCS …

… mining , which aims to extract raw materials from the ocean floor. While these resources have significant economic potential, their extraction threatens … ocean’, human activities at sea generate a high level of noise in addition to the natural sounds. This underwater noise disrupts marine life, particularly species …

… third of the carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) produced by humans from the atmosphere through natural gas exchange. At the same time, they are important components of the global … at the Municipal Level Tags climate change maritime waters marine organisms nature protection pollution wind energy Übernutzung … The German Environment Agency …

… and contamination. It is estimated that as much as 20-25% of global soil resources is degraded, i.e. has a reduced functional capacity. Soil degradation is … and contamination. It is estimated that as much as 20-25% of global soil resources is degraded, i.e. has a reduced functional capacity. Soil degradation is …

… Studio / Fotolia.com Many people are constantly surrounded by fragrances, either natural or synthetic. last update on 07.02.2014 Allergy risk Fragances are not only … KUS) Tags fragrance … Many people are constantly surrounded by fragrances, either natural or synthetic. … Fragances are not only an ingredient of perfumes and other …