… policy Metal is a resource that is much in demand worldwide Source: Petair / Fotolia Resource use and the competition for scarce resources such as clean … aim of environmental policy Resources such as raw materials, soil, water and air enable us to obtain the necessities of life and keep our society affluent. … aim of environmental policy Resources such as raw materials, soil, water and air enable us to obtain the necessities of life and keep our society affluent. …

… natural resources. Apart from abiotic and biotic raw materials, we use water, soil, air, biodiversity and land as habitats and for recreational purposes; and for energy … large scale interventions in ecosystems and the water balance and result in air, soil and water pollution. Even the extraction and production of renewable … product use provokes noxious emissions that can end up in our water, soil and air. The very infrastructure elements that we take for granted such as our homes, …

… from plastic such as shoes, cosmetics, textiles, household dust and the interior air in cars were taken into account. The result: Consumers mainly ingest DEHP orally … of DEHP? All staple foods, such as fats, bread, fruit, vegetables and milk or dairy products, can contain plasticisers. Consumers may not know whether a foodstuff … from plastic such as shoes, cosmetics, textiles, household dust and the interior air in cars were taken into account. The result: Consumers mainly ingest DEHP orally …

… fields of action such as waste management, chemical safety, water protection and air quality management as well as public participation, environmental education and … the authorities of these states in adopting or aligning with the acquis communautaire (Community acquis of the EU) and in developing modern administrations. UBA also … fields of action such as waste management, chemical safety, water protection and air quality management as well as public participation, environmental education and …

… region. Mountain forests in particular are suffering from the effects of widescale air pollution and the growth of traffic. Thru-traffic also significantly impairs the quality of life for many residents of Alpine valleys. A return to … key indicators and examples of best practice to illustrate the current state of affairs and development of a Green Economy in the Alps region. The report was drafted …

… Mobile air conditioning with climate-friendly refrigerant CO2 The Federal … fluorinated greenhouse gases with global warming potential exceeding 150 in mobile air conditioning systems since January 2011. CO2 used as a refrigerant is an … system that cools and heats with propane, was presented as a concept vehicle . … Mobile air conditioning with climate-friendly refrigerant CO2 …

… to the health and well-being of the people who reside inside. Healthy indoor air is therefore a very important issue. last update on 29.09.2015 Building products low in odour Odours in indoor rooms are easy to detect. Thorough airing can help in the short term, for example after refurbishment. However, some …

… fluorinated refrigerants with a global warming potential of more than 150 in the air-conditioning systems of new passenger cars and small commercial vehicles. The … activities in particular may be affected: Filter drier replacement, Oil change, Repairing leaks and continued operation of system without recharging, Pressure … fluorinated refrigerants with a global warming potential of more than 150 in the air-conditioning systems of new passenger cars and small commercial vehicles. The …

… Good health and well-being in the home depends greatly on the quality of indoor air. Indoor air has many potential sources of pollutant emissions. Building products and furnishings also have a great impact on quality of indoor air. last update on 06.03.2013 Low-emission products for indoor spaces protect …