… with a small display, the difference in quality is not even perceptible to the human eye. A website operator with videos on his or her site should set the autoplay …

… in line with reducing the impact of plastic products on the environment as well as human health; Product requirements on single-use plastic bottles. These bottles are …

… perhaps of natural origin as with fluoride from the bedrock underneath, or due to human activities which introduce artificial sweeteners, complexing agents from …

… from agriculture. Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) from traffic emissions is harmful to human health. Nitrous oxide emissions (N 2 O) from overfertilised fields accelerate …

… tiger mosquito, which transmits pathogens which can have health consequences for humans. The Climate Adaptation Act and the precautionary climate adaptation strategy …

… (ice). The climate can vary in different timescales even without the influence of human activity. This is well-known, for instance, from evidence of glacial periods … apart from natural elements such as solar irradiation and volcanic activity, human influences have to be taken into account, such as changes in land use, air …

… value was exceeded at 87% of all the measuring stations in Germany. For the sake of human health, UBA believes the WHO recommendation should be applicable. Greater …

… the previous year, thus exceeding the long-term objective for the protection of human health (not to exceed 120 µg/m³ as an 8-hour average) in the record heat …

… of water, which then also play a role in the production of drinking water for humans. For this reason, even small bodies of water in the agricultural landscape …