… of cadmium and cotinine, phthalate metabolites and creatinine in the urine; mercury in the hair) was carried out at three different laboratories: Department of … sent in a paper envelope to the laboratory that was responsible for performing the mercury analysis. On request, every mother was given her results and those of her … of the urine. There is still no uniform assessment value for the assessment of mercury content in hair; a new international discussion is currently underway. The …

… are examined for contamination with pollutants. Thus, for example, the levels of mercury in the blood or urine individuals or populations is analysed. Human … are examined for contamination with pollutants. Thus, for example, the levels of mercury in the blood or urine individuals or populations is analysed. Human …

… / Fotolia.com Volatile organic compounds are partly of natural origin, partly contained in articles of daily use, and can constantly reach our nose and skin. What … should be sought to determine whether or how the VOC sources are to be removed, contained, or treated. As a general principle it is always a good idea to minimise … chemicals VOC … Volatile organic compounds are partly of natural origin, partly contained in articles of daily use, and can constantly reach our nose and skin. What …

… by developing the German Exposure Factors Database – RefXP . The RefXP database contains the recommended reference values and statistical distributions for the … in the framework of classification of substances and PBT assessment Updating the Waste Prevention Programme: Preparing the foundations for updating the Waste … by developing the German Exposure Factors Database – RefXP . The RefXP database contains the recommended reference values and statistical distributions for the …

… wall and ceiling panelling, sealing materials, plaster, bricks, and cement) contain a great many substances that are released into indoor air, soil, or … mainly to cover large areas in indoor spaces.  The volatile ingredients they contain, e.g. formaldehyde or other aldehydes, are released into indoor air.  … account must be taken of health-related standards. For example, they may not contain substances which are carcinogenic, genotoxic, or teratogenic.  There are …

… fields. Till to date it is not compulsory for manufactures to label products containing nanomaterials. Starting from 2012 cosmetics and novel-food will be … rapid developments will take place in the upcoming years. The number of products containing synthetic nanomaterials is constantly rising. Therefore it has to be … to human health and the environment are most likely with nanomaterials that are contained as free particles in products. A hazard is hardly to be expected so long …

… and health Source: photo 5000 / Fotolia.com Products used in construction contain many organic and inorganic substances. If they are released into the indoor … have been quantified only sporadically. last update on 24.01.2017 Building products contain various substances that are hazardous to the environment and health. They … and wood-based materials, mineral building materials and roofing materials can also contain undesirable substances. Substances which have already been banned may also …

… are therefore classified either into chemicals law or product law, or sometimes waste law when chemicals become relevant at the waste treatment stage only. last update on 07.01.2020 As a general rule, a product …

… page. The European F-gases regulation bans the marketing of certain products containing F-gases. It also mandates emission reduction measures for the use of such … page. The European F-gases regulation bans the marketing of certain products containing F-gases. It also mandates emission reduction measures for the use of such …

… Prosecution of Illegal Waste Shipments Illegal waste shipment is tracked Source: apops / Fotolia.com last … Article 18 of the Waste Shipment Act and the Ordinance on fines for waste shipments contain provisions on administrative fines regarding waste shipments. The illegal …