… of benefits, as multiple studies have already concentrated on the costs caused by the implementation of the REACH Regulation. The assessment framework and the … This study analyses the support of the so-called substitution, which is the use of less hazardous alternatives for substances of concern, by instruments of the … of benefits, as multiple studies have already concentrated on the costs caused by the implementation of the REACH Regulation. The assessment framework and the …

… the goals of WFD, MSFD, HELCOM and OSPAR the sources of the substances, their use, their transport pathways and finally the emission into surface waters needs to be known. Pollutant emissions – nationwide quantification UBA uses the regionalized pathway analysis for the Germany-wide quantification of … Results of a Germany-wide wastewater treatment plant monitoring project can be used to calculate emissions of selected pollutants. Information on large wastewater …

… as a means of mobility, and the distribution of public space between different uses is being discussed anew. The connection between the exploitation of nature and … as a means of mobility, and the distribution of public space between different uses is being discussed anew. The connection between the exploitation of nature and …

… July 2022. The restriction shall cover the manufacture, placing on the market and use of all PFASs in the EU. PFASs are poorly degradable in the environment and … authorities published brief summaries of already collected information on various uses of PFASs. In a new survey , affected stakeholders (associations and companies) …

… farmers’ cost intensive subsidy entitlements. In keeping with the principle of using public funds for the common good, the European Commission’s current reform … grassland to arable land. Ecological priority areas Farmers would be required to use five per cent at a minimum (possibly 7 per cent as from 2017) of their … in order to make EU agricultural policy more ecofriendly and legitimize the use of public funds for the farming sector. The UBA’s Agricultural Expert Panel …

… are spread on the farm's own land and can be absorbed by the plants. Nutrient surpluses from the purchase of feed and the use of mineral fertilizers are largely … are stored and removed from the atmosphere. In addition, no mineral fertilizers are used, the production of which is particularly energy-intensive. The comparatively … necessary. Data from the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, collected using a different method, show that at the end of 2024, a total of 35,881 farms – …

… policy directives into German laws governing matters such as fertilizer use, pest control, nature conservation and water conservation. However, Germany’s … go into farm production. One of the keys to achieving this is legal compliance and use of the best available technologies. Apart from EMAS and EMASeasy, other auditing and certification systems are coming into increasing use, among them Kriteriensystem Nachhaltige Landwirtschaft (KSNL) from Thuringia (as …

… effects such as soil erosion and compaction. last update on 17.02.2014 Introduction Using machinery to till cropland optimizes crop growth conditions and soil … intensive crop cultivation practices, as well as technical advances, entail the use of highly specialized, powerful and heavy machinery, equipment and transport … nutrient discharge, and reduced soil fertility. Hence fields should be tilled and used in a manner that protects the soil and that is commensurate with local …