… of different instruments that leads to successful waste prevention. This is because many measures support or complement each other. Based on these scientific … Konzipierung einer zielgruppenspezifischen Kommunikation “), everyday practices of using and consuming various products in different social groups (milieus) were … group-specific communication were developed. A mix of social science methods was used, including a Germany-wide online survey, qualitative interviews and group …

… Just waste have a high potential for recycling. The UBA explores approaches to the use of this potential. last update on 29.04.2013 Waste components and disposal Waste … waste prevention and management, stating that waste should be: 1. prevented, 2. reused, 3. recycled, 4. recovered (particularly from an energy standpoint), or 5. … Recycling of the lower figure, 1.1 million tons, equates to around 13 kg/E*a. Using this data as a starting point, solutions aimed at leveraging this optimization …

… 19.03.2015 National and international waste classification Various instruments are used for waste classification at the national and international level, in connection … can be based on substance or on source of generation. … Various instruments are used for waste classification at the national and international level, in connection …

… composition and origin, whereby the types of waste comprise (in commen terms) household waste, bulky waste, commercial waste and construction waste. last update on … All wastes are not created equal Although the aforesaid common terms are also used by waste management experts, waste management necessitates that subtle …

… management is responsible for the entire waste cycle: from waste prevention, re-use and recycling to recovery and disposal. Their tasks include collection, … early 19th century, when a few regions began adopting waste disposal laws. As the cause and effect relationship between a lack of municipal hygiene and widespread … that lays down a fundamental series of steps comprising waste prevention, reuse, recycling, and other elements besides, including energy recovery, and finally …

… 90 tonnes in the Helgoland Loch). Chemical warfare agents are chemical compounds used for military purposes that disrupt the physiological functions of the human … such an extent that the fighting ability of soldiers is impaired or even death is caused. They were used in the 1st World War; during World War II, they were only …

… contributes to the national coordination and supports the further development and use of Copernicus. last update on 03.12.2025 The goal of the Copernicus programme is … Programme” in 2017. This strategy was updated in 2024 with the „ National User Uptake Strategy for the Satellite Programmes Copernicus, Galileo and the … satellite observations and form the basis for producing high-quality data products used in the Copernicus services. The Copernicus in-situ component relies on a broad …

… hurricane Harvey 2017 in the USA, make aware that natural hazards not just cause destruction of private houses but also led to accidents at installations containing hazardous substances. … of Natechs may not be covered by “conventional” chemical accident scenarios, used for design and layout of facilities where hazardous substances are or may be …

… with the aim to restrict the manufacture, the placing on the market and the use of all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the EU. Companies, … for the development of the Annex XV Restriction Dossier. This information will be used for the evaluation of the most appropriate restriction measures, as well as the … restriction option(s) to be considered within this dossier. Companies producing or using PFAS, companies selling products(mixtures and articles) produced with these …