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  • Cluster Human Health
  • Cluster Water regime, water management,marine and coastal protection
  • Cluster Fisheries
  • Cluster Soil
  • Cluster Agriculture
  • Cluster Woodland and forestry
  • Cluster Biodiversity
  • Cluster Building industry
  • Cluster Energy industry (conversion, transport and supply)
  • Cluster Transport, transport infrastructure
  • Cluster Trade and industry
  • Cluster Tourism industry
  • Cluster Financial services industry
  • Cluster Spatial planning, regional and urban development
  • Cluster Civil protection
  • Cluster Cross-sectional activities carried out at Federal level
  • Cluster Human Health
  • GE-I-1: Heat exposure and Public awareness
  • GE-I-2: Heat-related mortalities
  • GE-I-3: Contamination with pollen of ragweed
  • GE-I-4: Pathogen carriers – case study
  • GE-I-5: Contamination of bathing waters with cyanobacteria – case study
  • GE-R-1 + 2: Heat warning service and Success case study
  • GE-R-3: Information on pollen
  • Cluster Water regime, water management,marine and coastal protection
  • WW-I-1: Groundwater level
  • WW-I-2: Mean run-of
  • WW-I-3: Floodwater
  • WW-I-4: Low water
  • WW-I-5: Water temperature of standing waters – case study
  • WW-I-6: Start of the spring algal bloom in standing waters – case study
  • WW-I-7: Water temperature in the sea
  • WW-I-8: Sea levels
  • WW-I-9: Intensity of storm surges
  • WW-R-1: Water use index
  • WW-R-2: Investment in inland watercourse flood protection - case study
  • WW-R-3: Riparian vegetation of small, medium-sized water bodies-case study
  • WW-R-4: Investment in coastal protection
  • Cluster Fisheries
  • FI-I-1: Distribution of thermophilic marine species
  • FI-I-2: Occurrence of thermophilic species in inland waters – case study
  • Cluster Soil
  • BO-I-1: Soil moisture levels in farmland soil
  • BO-I-2: Rainfall erosivity – case study
  • BO-R-1: Humus content of arable land – case study
  • BO-R-2: Permanent grassland
  • Cluster Agriculture
  • LW-I-1: Agrophenological phase shifts
  • LW-I-2: Yield fluctuations
  • LW-I-3: Hailstorm damage in agriculture
  • LW-I-4: Infestation with harmful organisms – case study
  • LW-R-1: Adaptation of management rhythms
  • LW-R-2: Cultivation and propagation of thermophilic arable crops
  • LW-R-3+4: Adaption the variety spectrum,maize varieties by maturity groups
  • LW-R-5: Use of pesticides
  • LW-R-6: Agricultural irrigation
  • Cluster Woodland and forestry
  • FW-I-1 Tree species composition in natural forest reserves - case study
  • FW-I-2: Endangered spruce stands
  • FW-I-3: Incremental growth in timber
  • FW-I-4: Damaged timber – extent of random use
  • FW-I-5: Extent of timber infested by spruce bark beetle – case study
  • FW-I-6: Forest fire risk and forest fires
  • FW-I-7: Forest condition
  • FW-R-1: Mixed stands
  • FW-R-2: Financial support for forest conversion
  • FW-R-3: Targeted conversion of endangered spruce stands
  • FW-R-4: Conservation of forest-genetic resources
  • FW-R-5: Humus reserves in forest soils
  • FW-R-6: Forestry information on adaptation
  • Cluster Biodiversity
  • BD-I-1: Phenological changes in wild plant species
  • BD-I-2: Community temperature index for bird species
  • BD-I-3: Restoration of natural flood-plains
  • BD-R-1: Consideration of climate change in landscape programmes
  • BD-R-2: Protected areas
  • Cluster Building industry
  • BAU-I-1 + 2 Heat stress in urban environments and summer heat island effect
  • BAU-I-3: Cooling degree days
  • BAU-I-4: Heavy rain in residential areas
  • BAU-I-5: Claims expenditure for property insurance
  • BAU-R-1: Recreation areas
  • BAU-R-2: Green roofing of federal buildings
  • BAU-R-3:Specific energy consumption for space-heating by private households
  • BAU-R-4: Funding for building and refurbishment adapted to climate change
  • BAU-R-5: Insurance density natural hazard insurance residential buildings
  • Cluster Energy industry (conversion, transport and supply)
  • EW-I-1 + 2 Weather-related power supply interruptions
  • EW-I-3: Ambient temperature-induced power reduction in thermal power plants
  • EW-R-1 + 2: Energy diversification (electricity, heating and cooling)
  • EW-R-3: Electricity storage options
  • EW-R-4: Water efficiency of thermal power plants
  • Cluster Transport, transport infrastructure
  • VE-I-1 + 2: Flood closures and low water restrictions on the Rhine
  • VE-I-3: Heavy rain and roads
  • VE-I-4: Weather-related road traffic accidents
  • VE-I-5: Impacts on roads from extraordinary weather events – case study
  • Cluster Trade and industry
  • IG-I-1: Heat-related loss in performance
  • IG-R-1: Intensity of water consumption in the manufacturing sector
  • Cluster Tourism industry
  • TOU-I-1 + 2: Coastal bathing temperatures, bed nights on the coast
  • TOU-I-3: Heat stress in spas used for their healthy climate
  • TOU-I-4: Snow cover for winter sports
  • TOU-I-5: Bed nights in ski resorts
  • TOU-I-6: Seasonal bed nights in German tourist areas
  • TOU-I-7: Holiday destination preferences
  • Cluster Financial services industry
  • FiW-I-1:Claims ratio, combined ratio in homeowners’ comprehensive insurance
  • FiW-I-2: Incidence of storms and floods
  • Cluster Spatial planning, regional and urban development
  • RO-R-1: Priority and reserved areas for nature and landscape
  • RO-R-2: Priority and reserved areas groundwater / drinking water
  • RO-R-3: Priority and restricted areas for (preventive) flood control
  • RO-R-4: Priority and restricted areas for special climate functions
  • RO-R-5: Land used for human settlements and transport infrastructure
  • RO-R-6: Settlement use in flood-risk areas – case study
  • Cluster Civil protection
  • BS-I-1:Person hours required for dealing during weather-related loss events
  • BS-R-1: Information on how to act in a disaster situation
  • BS-R-2: Precautionary measures for protection of the public
  • BS-R-3: Training exercises
  • BS-R-4: Active disaster protection workers
  • Cluster Cross-sectional activities carried out at Federal level
  • HUE-1: Manageability of climate change impacts
  • HUE-2: Usage of warning and information services
  • HUE-3: Federal grants - Research projects Climate change impacts Adaptation
  • HUE-4: Adaptation to climate change at municipal authority level
  • HUE-5: International finance for climate adaptation (from budget resources)
  • Climate models and scenarios
  • Introduction to Climate Projections
  • Adaption to climate change
  • Regional and sectoral adaptation
  • Adaptation at the Federal Level
  • Adaptation at EU level
  • Adaptation tools
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  • Adaptation at the Federal Level
  • German Adaptation Strategy
  • Adaptation Action Plan
  • Further Development of the DAS
  • Adaptation tools
  • Projects and Studies
  • Projects and Studies
  • Competence center KomPass
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  • Climate protection and energy policy in Germany
  • RESCUE – Resource-Efficient Pathways towards Greenhouse-Gas-Neutrality
  • Climate change and energy law
  • RESCUE – Resource-Efficient Pathways towards Greenhouse-Gas-Neutrality
  • Scenarios GreenEe1 and GreenEe2
  • Scenario GreenLate
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  • Scenario GreenLife
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  • Methods
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  • Conference on “Resource-Efficient Decarbonisation Pathways“
  • Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases and Fully Halogenated CFCs
  • Statutes and regulations
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  • Application domains and emission reduction
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  • Emissions
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  • Eco-friendly transport refrigeration
  • Switchgear
  • Moble air conditioning in cars, buses and railway vehicles
  • Mobile air conditioning with climate-friendly refrigerant CO2
  • Mobile air conditioning with fluorinated refrigerants
  • Climate friendly mobile air conditioning for buses
  • Mobile air conditioning in rail vehicles
  • Renewable energies
  • Renewable energies in figures
  • Guarantees of origin for renewable energy sources
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  • Health
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  • Environmental impact on people
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  • Commissions and Working Groups
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  • Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS)
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  • Environmental impact on people
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  • Environmental justice – Environment, health and social conditions
  • Special Exposure Situations
  • Climate change and health
  • Indoor air hygiene
  • Mould
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  • Plasticisers
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  • Plasticisers
  • Frequently Asked Questions about phthalates and plasticisers
  • Environmental justice – Environment, health and social conditions
  • Research project “Environmental justice in urban areas”
  • Pilot project on environmental justice in German municipalities
  • Special Exposure Situations
  • Emissions from wood and coal burning stoves in residential areas
  • Holi – Festival of colours and dust
  • Ozone and open air sport events
  • Indoor air hygiene
  • Substances in building products
  • Ventilation to combat "stale" air
  • Substances in building products
  • Harmonisation of health assessment – LCI values and EU-LCI values
  • Assessing environmentally-related health risks
  • 2nd International Conference on Human Biomonitoring, Berlin
  • Environmental burden of disease
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  • Epigenetics and Environmental Influences
  • Health-related exposure assessment
  • Human biomonitoring
  • Human biomonitoring in Europe
  • Toxicology
  • Environmental Specimen Bank
  • German Environmental Survey, GerES
  • HBMC2020
  • Health-related exposure assessment
  • Database for health-related exposure assessment
  • Human biomonitoring
  • Cooperation for the promotion of human biomonitoring
  • Human biomonitoring in Europe
  • HBM4EU: European Human Biomonitoring Initiative
  • Project DEMOCOPHES
  • German Environmental Survey, GerES
  • German Environmental Survey, GerES VI
  • German Environmental Survey 2014-2017, GerES V
  • German Environmental Survey 2003-2006 for Children, GerES IV
  • German Environmental Survey 1997-1999, GerES III
  • German Environmental Survey 1990-1992, GerES II
  • German Environmental Survey 1985-1986, GerES I
  • German Environmental Survey 1997-1999, GerES III
  • Survey 1990-1992 in Comparison with Survey 1997-1999
  • Commissions and Working Groups
  • Human Biomonitoring Commission
  • Indoor Air Hygiene Commission
  • German Committee on Indoor Guide Values
  • Committee for Health-related Evaluation of Building Products
  • Environmental Medicine Commission
  • Human Biomonitoring Commission
  • Reference and HBM Values
  • Opinion of the Human Biomonitoring Commission (HBM)
  • Members
  • Indoor Air Hygiene Commission
  • Members of the Indoor Air Hygiene Commission
  • Environment and Health: newsletters and series
  • UMID: Environment and Human Health – Information Service
  • Newsletter WHO CC Air Hygiene
  • WHO CC Air Hygiene Report
  • Telegram: environment + health
  • UMID: Environment and Human Health – Information Service
  • UMID: Notes for authors
  • Chemicals
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Biocides
  • Chemicals management
  • Classification and labelling of chemicals
  • Cleaning agents and laundry detergents
  • Plant protection products
  • REACH – What is it?
  • Chemical research at UBA
  • Substances hazardous to waters
  • Dioxins
  • Nanotechnology
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Database - Pharmaceuticals in the environment
  • Biocides
  • Environmental risk assessment of antifouling products in Germany
  • Sustainable Control of Harmful Organisms
  • Workshop: Non-Chemical Alternatives for Rodent Control (NoCheRo)
  • Chemicals management
  • SAICM
  • Stockholm Convention
  • Sustainable chemistry
  • Sustainable chemistry
  • Sustainability evaluation of case studies
  • Chemical Leasing
  • Sustainable Chemistry Conference 2015
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  • CLP Regulation
  • Globally Harmonised System (GHS)
  • REACH – What is it?
  • Advancing REACH
  • AskREACH
  • Non-extractable residues in persistence assessment
  • PMT and vPvM substances under REACH
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  • Transport | Noise
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  • Economics | Consumption
  • Waste | Resources
  • Economic and legal dimensions of resource conservation
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  • Product stewardship and waste management
  • Batteries
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  • 2011 battery recycling figures for Germany
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  • Resource conservation and environmental policy
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  • Focal Point to the Basel Convention (Germany)
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  • Climate protection and waste management
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  • Climate protection and waste management
  • International climate protection instruments
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  • Food waste in the catering sector
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  • Air
  • Air pollutants at a glance
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  • Measuring/observing/monitoring
  • Air Quality Control in Europe
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  • Heavy Metals in Particulate Matter (PM10)
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  • Cadmium in particulate matter
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  • Particulate matter (PM10)
  • Low-emission zones in Germany
  • Measuring/observing/monitoring
  • Air monitoring networks
  • Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW)
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  • AUSTAL/AUSTAL2000 - Overview
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  • Water
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  • Germany’s HELCOM Chairmanship 2020 – 2022
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  • Rivers
  • Assessment of watercourses
  • Metals
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  • Approval and Harmonization – 4MS-Initiative
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  • Antarctic
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  • Antarctica
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  • Monitoring projects in the Antarctic
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  • Antarctica
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  • Antarctic Treaty System
  • Antarctic Treaty
  • Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
  • Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty
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  • Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Seals
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  • International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators
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  • Soil | Agriculture
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  • The CORINE Land Cover (CLC) program
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  • Land – a precious resource
  • Erosion
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  • Soil biodiversity loss
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  • Soil protection
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  • Sustainability | Strategies | International
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Chemical Leasing

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For further information see the international website on chemical leasing.

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