… of environmental protection. Further information on UBA sponsored projects of this nature is available from the project data database of the Advisory Assistance … of environmental protection. Further information on UBA sponsored projects of this nature is available from the project data database of the Advisory Assistance …

… for reusing filter backwash water produced during drinking water treatment to conserve drinking water reserves. last update on 10.02.2022 In a number of ground … for reusing filter backwash water produced during drinking water treatment to conserve drinking water reserves. … In a number of ground water treatment plants in …

… it is the most used raw material worldwide. Unlike other raw materials such as oil, natural gas and ore deposits, groundwater is a resource that in many cases is … which the groundwater flows. Under favourable conditions, mineral waters emerge naturally at the earth's surface. However, the majority of the deposits are tapped …

… by wind erosion? The extent of soil loss by wind depends regionally or locally on natural, site-specific factors, like: Erodibility of soils: The susceptibility of … depends both on the cultivated crop types (growth cycles) themselves and on applied conservation management practices such as intercropping, mulching and the degree of …

… Source: Stephan Marahrens / Umweltbundesamt What favors soil loss by water? The natural susceptibility of soils to soil loss (potential soil loss), i.e., soil … content, and aeration, as well as terrain characteristics and climatic factors naturally determine the hazard potential for the erosive action of water. However, … and Geodesy (BKG). Information on crop cultivation (crop types and proportion of conservation tillage). Nationwide soil loss calculation results are available on the …

… first prototypes and further collaboration.” Head of department, Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) „Significant time savings! Relevant AI developments for the BfN …

… can bind to a single haemoglobin molecule. Week 23: 78 per cent of all the natural and semi-natural ecosystems in Germany are exposed to atmospheric nitrogen … are transported to even the most remote ecosystems can also become a problem for nature: Nitrogen compounds can cause overfertilisation of ecosystems. Together with …

… that electricity, heat and fuel are produced using either processes that occur in nature or renewable raw materials. We monitor and evaluate the development of … that electricity, heat and fuel are produced using either processes that occur in nature or renewable raw materials. We monitor and evaluate the development of …

… Equipment Act (ElektroG) are "to protect the environment and health" and "to conserve natural resources". The basic prerequisites for achieving these aims are to … Equipment Act (ElektroG) are "to protect the environment and health" and "to conserve natural resources". The basic prerequisites for achieving these aims are to …

… patterns are necessary to achieve the Paris climate targets and to preserve natural resources as our life foundation. In existing research projects, the German … project The WORLD Model Development and The Integrated Assessment of the Global Natural Resources Supply Tags climate change sustainable resource use … The “SDG …

… CO 2 emissions of digital services. Related publications Poster: Digitalisation and natural resources Flyer: Digitalisation and natural resources Digitalisation and Sustainability in the European Union: Steps … new governance approaches for a twin transition Factsheet: Digitalisation and natural resources Brochure: Digitalisation and natural resources Tags digitalisation …