… are rarely taken into account. Additionally, the work package highlights potential systemic/structural deficits of SEAs and Analyses of Alternatives (AoAs), in the … to contribute to a more sustainable chemistry. A current UBA report provides a systematic analysis on the relations between main elements of REACH (e.g. …

… based on the model concept MONERIS (Modelling Nutrient Emissions in River Systems). The model includes point source discharges and diffuse emission pathways. … based on the model concept MONERIS (Modelling Nutrient Emissions in River Systems). The model includes point source discharges and diffuse emission pathways. …

… over conventional farming in terms of resource conservation, mainly due to the systemic approach pursued in organic farming and the lower production intensity. …

… harmful from a number of standpoints, it also helps to preserve agro-ecosystems. The land that we cultivate and develop constitutes one of the main features … program). Other options include participation in environmental management systems and certification programs, provided that their technical underpinnings are …

… unimpeded. As a result, fine soil particles are mobilized that can clog soil pore systems, and a layer of sludge builds up that further impedes rainwater … unimpeded. As a result, fine soil particles are mobilized that can clog soil pore systems, and a layer of sludge builds up that further impedes rainwater …

… needs-based application is crucial. Excess nitrogen can pollute water and land ecosystems and adversely affect the climate, air quality, and biodiversity. last update … human-induced overload and disruption of the natural nitrogen cycle and sensitive systems can lead to environmental and health impacts. More than 50 percent of …

… feeding, modifying cattle slaughtering periods, and installing emission suction systems in cattle barns and for the cleaning thereof. Associated content Links … feeding, modifying cattle slaughtering periods, and installing emission suction systems in cattle barns and for the cleaning thereof. … Nitrous oxide and methane …

… they can react with other atmospheric components and subsequently accumulate in ecosystems. Ammonia itself and ammonium (which originates from ammonia) cause considerable terrestrial and water ecosystem pollution secondary to acidification and eutrophication (nutrient input). …

… fertility of the soil, the health of humans, animals, and plants, or endanger ecosystems. The Fertilizer Ordinance therefore sets minimum requirements for labeling, … Directive Environmental Impacts of Discharge Water from Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems on Ships Literature research for the review of ecotoxicological Critical …

… Plants absorb nutrients and trace elements from the soil through their root system. The humus content of the soil plays a central role in this process. Humus is … Plants absorb nutrients and trace elements from the soil through their root system. The humus content of the soil plays a central role in this process. Humus is …

… enclosed spaces found in factories and instead carry out their activities in open systems. Mechanized tilling and harvesting, as well as fertilizers and pesticides, … enclosed spaces found in factories and instead carry out their activities in open systems. Mechanized tilling and harvesting, as well as fertilizers and pesticides, …