… attributable to substance inputs, greenhouse gases, and massive amounts of solid waste. Hence reducing resource use and improving resource productivity are central … Environmental Monitor 2024 Evaluation of the collection and recovery of selected waste streams for the further development of circular economy Basic principles and … attributable to substance inputs, greenhouse gases, and massive amounts of solid waste. Hence reducing resource use and improving resource productivity are central …

… power, solar power and tidal flows. These resources also serve as emission sinks, waste dumps, and as indispensable production factors for farming and forestry. But … environmental harm is unavoidable. For example, recycling requires energy, using waste for energy generates greenhouse gases and other pollutants, and greenfield land is permanently occupied by waste dumps. Thus resource use already somewhat exceeds the earth’s regenerative …

… a group because of their potentially cumulative effect. Why do food and house dust contain phthalates? Phthalates are not chemically tightly bound in soft PVC. They … also get into food during processing, for example, when oil is passed through pipes containing phthalates. Phthalates get into house dust in particular as a result of … BBP and DBP, in cosmetics. Can food be contaminated by packaging made of plastic containing phthalates? Phthalates used to be used in food packaging, such as …

… areas of the cruise ship were inspected: the bridge, engine room, sewage and waste management, hospital, kitchen and laundry. The condition of these spaces and … areas of the cruise ship were inspected: the bridge, engine room, sewage and waste management, hospital, kitchen and laundry. The condition of these spaces and …

… into national law. The support relates to both classic fields of action such as waste management, chemical safety, water protection and air quality management as … into national law. The support relates to both classic fields of action such as waste management, chemical safety, water protection and air quality management as …

… brochure has been written based on the results of the research projects. It contains information for prospective building and refurbishment projects and … brochure has been written based on the results of the research projects. It contains information for prospective building and refurbishment projects and …

… greenhouse gases HFCs, PFCs, SF 6 and NF 3 (F-gases). However, the Kyoto Protocol contains no measures that are specific to these substances. Montreal Protocol, Annex … layer on 1 January 2015. It concerns both the HCFC R22 and mixtures in which it is contained. The ban on the use of fully halogenated refrigerants such as R12 and R11 … in Bussen Related publications Avoiding Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases HFC-containing Propellants in Canned PU Foam (OCF) Tags F-gases Montreal Protocol ozone …

… toys since 2009. Products with the mark go beyond the statutory requirements and contain no pollutants that might harm children‘s health. Emissions from the toys are … toys since 2009. Products with the mark go beyond the statutory requirements and contain no pollutants that might harm children‘s health. Emissions from the toys are …