… carried out to evaluate the environmental impact and potential risk mitigation in more detail. These applications included, for example, the control of the oak …

… Germany. Central recommendations for the further development of the DAS include a more integrative design of a policy mix and the stronger involvement of stakeholders …

… that address this risk, e.g. a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), and c) more general, key economic impacts of GHG mitigation scenarios with different total …

… of greenhouse gases. Waters that have been modified by humans therefore emit more greenhouse gases. River restoration and the reconnection of floodplains can …

… by non-target analysis. Despite a high removal rate in the treatment process (more than 99% for LAS and AES), average concentrations of 14.4 μg/L and 0.6 μg/L, …

… the second examines four key dimensions of environmentally induced migration in more detail, and the third looks at how climate change adaptation and finance …

… waters. Steroid hormones and their transformation products should be included more in future environmental measurements and studies. During the project 3 articles …

… as how we can live and work, engage in recreation and be mobile in the EXURB in a more environmentally and climate-friendly manner. It shows which concrete measures …

… also very effective greenhouse gases that heat up the climate up to 14,000 times more effective than carbon dioxide (CO2), the Montreal Protocol has contributed not … the “ozone hole” to its signing and implementation. In addition, the paper provides information on the HFC use today and on environmentally friendly substitutes and …

… a result of road traffic – for instance, environmental costs. Frequent drivers pay more than occasional drivers, resulting in positive ecological and traffic steering …

… metabolites and transformation products Environmental research is detecting ever more pharmaceutical residues in the aquatic environment as analytical methods become …