… companies that manufacture mixtures and use substances or mixtures in their products or processes. last update on 18.08.2025 ChemSelect users can quickly gain … companies that manufacture mixtures and use substances or mixtures in their products or processes. … ChemSelect users can quickly gain an impression of the …

… CASRI was discussed on the basis of the CASRI topics: Resilient, net-zero, circular production systems, Biodiversity and Climate, Sustainable urbanisation and Energy … addressed the complexity of transitioning to resilient, net-zero, circular production systems and the significant challenges inherent in implementing these … awareness. Specific examples cited were electronics, fast fashion, and furniture production supply chains. The conversation also stressed the necessity for policy …

… Impact: Sustainability science spans from basic research to transdisciplinary co-production and implementation. As noted by Dr. Stephan Bartke, there is a pressing … Impact: Sustainability science spans from basic research to transdisciplinary co-production and implementation. As noted by Dr. Stephan Bartke, there is a pressing …

… as well as pharmacoepidemiology and global aspects of sustainable pharmacy, like production outside of Europe and health systems of sub-Sahara Africa. last update on … today are pharmaceutical issues such as multi-resistant bacteria in antibiotic production, pharmaceutical residues in the environment that affect entire … well as pharmacoepidemiology and global aspects of sustainable pharmacy, including production areas outside Europe and health systems of sub-Sahara Africa. Our aim is …

… approach to pollution prevention and reduction Veterinary Medicinal Products in Manures and Manured Soils:Development of a Technical Protocol for …

… approach to pollution prevention and reduction Veterinary Medicinal Products in Manures and Manured Soils:Development of a Technical Protocol for …

… testimony to the history of our natural and cultural terrain. Today’s soils are the product of a process that began after the Ice Age around 10,000 years ago and that … testimony to the history of our natural and cultural terrain. Today’s soils are the product of a process that began after the Ice Age around 10,000 years ago and that …

… must be sustainably reduced throughout the entire lifecycle of medicinal products. last update on 19.12.2024 An effective strategy for reducing … to remove anthropogenic trace substances is an important component. Development and production In line with the precautionary principle and to protect human health and … only during the authorisation process for new medicines and not retrospectively for products already on the market. To address this issue, the UBA has been advocating …

… The assessment of the environmental impact of human and veterinary medicinal products has been an integral part of the authorisation process for many years. In …

… in the environment are generally below the therapeutic doses used in medicinal products. However, this does not imply safety for the environment. Although … Occurrence and loss over three years of 72 pharmaceuticals and personal care products from biosolids–soil mixtures in outdoor esocosms. Water research, 44(20), … in the environment are generally below the therapeutic doses used in medicinal products. However, this does not imply safety for the environment. Although …

… 2,500 different active substances (3) are available in over 100,000 medicinal products for human use(4), with annual consumption exceeding 35,000 tonnes (3). These products are classified as follows: 34,893 over-the-counter 17,546 pharmacy-only … Further information: Environmental aspects of the authorisation of human medicinal products The approximately 1,300 human pharmaceutical substances with potential …