… Development.” Continuing the series of German Future Earth Summits, the event was organized by the German Committee Future Earth (DKN) and provided a platform for … Development.” Continuing the series of German Future Earth Summits, the event was organized by the German Committee Future Earth (DKN) and provided a platform for …

… course rock, which is the material from which soil develops. Likewise necessary are organic substances, water, air and microorganisms. last update on 19.02.2014 A lengthy process Soil is formed and develops … mineral particles of varying sizes; for it is above all a mixture of decomposed organic substances, humus and mineral elements that are subjected to water and air, …

… which do the heavy lifting for all breakdown processes. The breakdown of dead organic substances such as leaves and mulch makes nutrients available to plant roots. The number of organisms found in a handful of earth exceeds the world’s population. Soil fauna … by digging and rooting around, and mix mineral soil particles of varying sizes with organic substances, thus creating air and water transport channels. Soil fauna …

… regarding their environmental fate and long-term effects on environmental organisms. Such data are currently collected only during the authorisation process … water Water resources require special protection not only as habitats for aquatic organisms but also as an essential resource for human life. The legal basis for … regarding their environmental fate and long-term effects on environmental organisms. Such data are currently collected only during the authorisation process …

… is assessed, along with its potential toxicity to sewage treatment plant microorganisms, aquatic surrogate organisms, and sediment-dwelling organisms, to … only studies conducted in accordance with standard test methods from the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) or ISO (International …

… slowly and remain in the environment for a long time ( p ersistent), Accumulate in organisms ( b ioaccumulative) Pose risks to humans and/or environmental organisms, and may be carcinogenic or disrupt the hormonal system ( t oxic) Due to … Table: German Environment Agency 2025: Toxicity of active substances to aquatic organisms - examples from aquatics with indication of the most sensitive species …

… substances or their metabolites present in wastewater are broken down by microorganisms and/or retained by adsorption onto sewage sludge. The remaining partis … substances in surface waters reached levels where negative effects on aquatic organisms, such as fish, cannot be ruled out (12). Anzahl der gemessenen … substances or their metabolites present in wastewater are broken down by microorganisms and/or retained by adsorption onto sewage sludge. The remaining partis …

… substances are highly biologically active and can have harmful effects on living organisms, particularly in aquatic environments. last update on 20.01.2025 Medicines … Another example is the painkiller diclofenac, which damages internal organs such as the liver and kidneys in fish. Further information: Environmental … and spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), resistant pathogens are one of the greatest global health …

… national environmental protection ministries and agencies as well as expert organizations involved in the project adopt a methodology that takes gender balance … national environmental protection ministries and agencies as well as expert organizations involved in the project adopt a methodology that takes gender balance …

… the relevance and feasibility of the identified topics. A co-creation workshop is organized to review and prioritize the identified transnational themes and to … interviews with stakeholders will help refine the analysis. The final step involves organizing meetings with funders and policymakers to address funding gaps and … the relevance and feasibility of the identified topics. A co-creation workshop is organized to review and prioritize the identified transnational themes and to …

… /, 2020-2023 Project AquaFungi at Risk: Aquatic fungi as new non-target organisms in the risk assessment of fungicides – protection of biodiversity (UBA … /, 2020-2023 Project AquaFungi at Risk: Aquatic fungi as new non-target organisms in the risk assessment of fungicides – protection of biodiversity (UBA …