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Chemicals

Methodological problems of assessing the economic impacts of EU chemicals policy

The European Commission has elaborated the principles of a new chemicals policy in Europe in its White Paper on “Strategy for a future Chemicals Policy” (European Commission, 2001). Studies have since been published for Germany and for the EU which look into the potential economic repercussions of future policies on chemicals.

Series background paper Page number 23 Year of publication
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Air

Refined 3-d Transport and Horizontal Diffusion for the REM/CALGRID Air Quality Model

The REM/CALGRID model's available advection schemes have numerical diffusivities that are sufficiently low that one must be concerned about: (a) adding back some horizontal diffusion appropriate to the atmospheric conditions being modeled; and (b) operator-splitting and shear flow errors, heretofore buried by the numerical diffusion.

Page number 45 Year of publication
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Air

Aerosols over Europe. Focus on Black Carbon

Based on a first estimate of Black Carbon (BC) emissions over Europe model calculations have been performed to obain BC-concentrations. The model results have a clear tendency to be lower than the observations.

Page number 25 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Evolution of commitments under the UNFCCC: Involving newly industrialized economies and developing countries

International negotiations have lead to first steps in combating climate change with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol. Under the Protocol, industrialized countries have to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by around five per cent between 2008 and 2012 compared to 1990 levels.

Series Climate Change Page number 106 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control in selected Industrial Activities

- Installations for Surface Treatment using organic solvents for Dressing, Impregnating, Printing, Coating -

Printing technology is classified into four main printing methods and a range of less usual methods. Many of these less customary processes do not play an important role in today’s industrial production because of their low material flow and energy flux. In the following illustration the relevant processes for the BAT discussion are marked grey.

Page number 56 Year of publication
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Agriculture, Waste | Resources

Genetic Engineering and Organic Farming

There is a world wide consensus among organic farmers not to use genetically engineered organism (GMO). Initially implemented through the guidelines of organic farming associations, this rule has now gained accession to consumer protection legislation in the USA, Japan and the European Union.

Series Texte Page number 200 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Guide to Corporate Environmental Cost Management

Since the 1970s, numerous corporate environmental cost accounting concepts have been developed for a variety of purposes and decision situations. The development of environmental cost management has gone hand in hand with shifts of emphasis on different issues in environmental policy and focuses in corporate environmental management.

Series brochure / flyer Page number 47 Year of publication
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Economy | Consumption

Management Guide for Regional Co-operation

Co-operation" is a topical theme. For many people in society, trade and industry as well as in public administration, co-operation, strategic networks and alliances are an important prerequisite for success and development.

Page number 110 Year of publication
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Water

TN Interlaboratory Study in Summer 2002

Total nitrogen (TN) is one of the key parameters to describe the environmental status of aquatic ecosystems. This parameter is included in most national and international monitoring programs and determined by a large number of laboratories. For the comparability in monitoring programs it is essential that the results produced by different laboratories are comparable.

Page number 33 Year of publication
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Climate | Energy, Sustainability | Strategies | International matters

A Systematic Analysis of the Characteristics of Energy Models with Regard to their Suitability for Practical Policy Recommendations for Developing Future Strategies to Mitigate Climate Change

The results of energy models can have a substantial impact on climate policy debates. The goal of this study is to discuss the theoretical background of the models, to analyse their strengths and weaknesses and to relate the research questions to the models.

Series Climate Change Page number 1 Year of publication
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Agriculture, Waste | Resources

Specific research on transgenic fish considering especially the biology of trout and salmon

The development of transgenic farm animals and transgenic fish is lagging markedly behind the development of transgenic crops. Several reasons account for this phenomenon - above all the complex physiology and reproduction biology of more highly developed animals. However, since the 1980s intensive research has been carried out worldwide in the field of transgenic modifications in vertebrates.

Series Texte Page number 177 Year of publication
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