… Protecting the seas and oceans: how can it be done? View of the wide open sea Source: FG II 2.3 / UBA … committed to protecting the oceans, which are more important than ever. They buffer climate change, host biodiversity, provide food and raw materials, serve as living … offshore energy production , also have a negative impact on the marine environment. Waste, especially plastic waste including microplastics, is omnipresent. Underwater …

… Background The need for fertile soils is increasing due to the growing global demand for renewable raw materials and meat, and persistent population growth. At the same time, we are seeing a loss of fertile, …

… Lead at Christmas and on New Year's Eve Lead tinsel and lead pouring are harmful to health Source: … Existing residual stocks of lead-based tinsel must be disposed of as special waste. Is lead pouring necessary year on year? A glance at the pre-Christmas …

… / pixabay.com / CC0 The AIR sets indoor air guide values, hygienic guide values and risk-related and preliminary guide values for health-based assessment of indoor air. last update … or biological impacts. In 2022, the Federal Ministry Republic of Austria for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology included …

… update on 07.02.2014 Allergy risk Fragances are not only an ingredient of perfumes and other cosmetic products, they are also present in detergents and cleaning … fragrant candles, and in scented oils for burners. There is even perfume for waste bins and hoovers for sale.  Some department stores and offices are scented …