… formulates specific efforts, such as the tripling of renewable energy capacity and doubling of energy efficiency, both by 2030, and transitioning away from fossil … obligation to take up the GST outcomes, many of them may not be able or willing to do so. Interested actors should therefore design differentiated strategies to … formulates specific efforts, such as the tripling of renewable energy capacity and doubling of energy efficiency, both by 2030, and transitioning away from fossil …

… Source: virtua73 / Fotolia.com The central concern of waste policy is to avoid waste and to recycle. So that, natural resources are protected. Medium-term … or objects.” However, by virtue of having excluded elements such as “non-excavated soils and constructions,” the law still applies solely to moveable property. The law …

… initiative aims for the transformation of construction methods and the existing building stock in Europe to achieve climate-neutrality by 2050. The New European … construction in urban areas is expanded to additional dimensions such as green and open spaces, health and well-being, climate change adaptation, environmental justice … experiments ("Verkehrsversuche") and analyses barriers and drivers for sustainable building refurbishments and develops solutions The aim of AdNEB is to contribute to …

… material is stirred up and transported, sometimes over long distances, through the open landscape. The result is the stealthy loss of fertile soil. Neighboring sites … Figure 3: Derivation of the protection effect levels for wind barriers on arable land, considering the proportionally averaged main wind directions, example area … (BBodSchG) are decisive for soil loss protection in agricultural use: Soil loss is avoided applying site-appropriate management practices, especially by considering …

… however, soil loss by water occurs on many agriculturally used areas such as arable land, areas with permanent crops e.g. viticulture and orchards. Figure 1: Schematic … soils of high natural erodibility risk, soil loss-reducing management practices are essential to prevent soil degradation. Figure 2. Ruts in the downhill direction … tons from vineyards. The rest is due to soil loss, primarily from forest areas and open areas such as mountainous terrain. The generally accepted "Universal Soil Loss …