… and stain-resistant. These chemicals have been traced in the environment and in organisms around the world, including in rivers, oceans, the deep sea, groundwater, … transported instead on air and water pathways to regions as remote as the Arctic. Organisms are exposed to PFASs through the air, water and food intake, and they …

… The fauna native to the streams depend heavily on the water oxygen content. Typical organisms are the minnow, caddisfly and the fire salamander, common spring moss and … means higher temperatures in summer, which is detrimental to life for many aquatic organisms in highland streams. All these changes make a formerly diverse water …

… was therefore developed as part of a project of the Project funding for Non-Profit-Organizations (Verbändeförderung). A wide range of information is offered on …

… an oxygen deficit in the water body, which can become life-threatening for living organisms. The increased water temperatures also lead to a species shift towards … oxygen content and pH values of the groundwater through increased decomposition of organic matter. Indicator from the monitoring on the DAS: Groundwater level and … an oxygen deficit in the water body, which can become life-threatening for living organisms. The increased water temperatures also lead to a species shift towards …

… to the state of the art in scientific knowledge gained by the World Health Organization (WHO). As long as there is no compliance with the much lower guidelines … by complex reactions of precursor substances, usually nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds. Most nitrogen oxides are generated by traffic, whereas volatile organic substances are formed by solvents such as varnishes and paints, adhesives …

… December at the Federal Ministry for the Environment in Berlin. What convinced the organisers and the jury Rita Schwarzelühr-Sutter, Member of the German Bundestag, … design and environmental responsibility in innovative ways. The competition is organised by the Federal Ministry for the Environment and the German Environment … University) FLOCK | Mareen Baumeister (Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin) Open Organic Farm | Ilonka Berkényi (Offenbach University of Art and Design) Paludi …

… chain increase the risk of a temporal decoupling of important interactions between organisms, for example with regard to the supply and demand of food. For birds, this … are also beneficial for existing ecosystems. New connections between the living organisms in an ecosystem are created, for example new food webs between native and … chain increase the risk of a temporal decoupling of important interactions between organisms, for example with regard to the supply and demand of food. For birds, this …

… are implemented, this does not give the company carte blanche. Affected parties and organisations can still have the terms and conditions reviewed in court. Further …