… diversity. With increasing mechanization, fields became larger. Field copses, natural landscape elements such as hedges or flower strips, ponds, and field margins … is required to maintain soil fertility if these ecological services provided by nature are not available. Although legislation on the use of pesticides and …

… the soil, air, and water. However, human-induced overload and disruption of the natural nitrogen cycle and sensitive systems can lead to environmental and health … conditions lead to a loss of biodiversity in the waters. Impact on biodiversity In nature-orientated terrestrial (forest) ecosystems, an oversupply of nitrogen …

… environment and human health. They are widespread traceable in indoor spaces and nature. last update on 29.04.2016 Flame retardants cover a lot of different organic … environment and human health. They are widespread traceable in indoor spaces and nature. … Flame retardants cover a lot of different organic and inorganic chemicals. …

… to reactive nitrogen compounds such as nitrate and ammonia entering surrounding natural areas. In the presence of reactive nitrogen compounds, nitrification and … Expert Workshop Monitoring the consequences of local climate change on the natural resources of the ice-free regions of Maxwell Bay (King George Island, … to reactive nitrogen compounds such as nitrate and ammonia entering surrounding natural areas. In the presence of reactive nitrogen compounds, nitrification and …

… and eutrophication (nutrient input). Soil acidification and eutrophication of natural and quasi-natural ecosystems (e.g. fens, mires, heathland and waterbodies) can bring about … and eutrophication (nutrient input). Soil acidification and eutrophication of natural and quasi-natural ecosystems (e.g. fens, mires, heathland and waterbodies) …

… contained in wastewater and waste is to be viewed positively in light of the finite nature of this resource. However, since sewage sludge contains not only valuable … contained in wastewater and waste is to be viewed positively in light of the finite nature of this resource. However, since sewage sludge contains not only valuable …

… Synthetic fertilizers, on the other hand, are produced by technically processing natural raw materials and are available as single or multiple nutrient fertilizers. … plants. Mineral phosphorus fertilizers made from sedimentary raw phosphates, which naturally have high heavy metal contents (especially cadmium and uranium), play a …

… the building trades, and retailing and is a lynchpin of rural development and land conservation. In 2016, Germany’s farmers registered revenues amounting to €52,5 … (TerAmphiTox) Methane, the underestimated greenhouse gas Flyer: Digitalisation and natural resources Tags agricultural landscape agriculture biodiversity environmental …

… wastewater and its use for agricultural irrigation can relieve pressures on natural water resources by using treated wastewater as a valuable resource directly … wastewater and its use for agricultural irrigation can relieve pressures on natural water resources by using treated wastewater as a valuable resource directly …