… the subsequent initial assessment, the authorizing body determines whether there is good reason to believe that the site in question is contaminated. In Germany, a … substantial disadvantage or substantial harm to individuals or the public good are eliminated. Various hazard prevention instruments are available, whose …

… Effects chain – Example from the ‘human health’ action field 2023 Monitoring Report on the German … These information sources can help institutions to take preventative measures in good time as well as enabling the population to respond by taking measures for …

… of the Green Deal. However, in the past, nature conservation has not lacked good political goals but rather their effective implementation and, in particular, … human well-being are diminishing ( IPBES 2019 ). While the value of single market goods, such as agricultural and forestry products, has increased since 1970, public …

… change, but merely address global warming as a symptom. Ocean acidification, for example, would continue, as the concentration of CO 2 in the atmosphere would remain … volcanic eruptions, the effects of SAI are still best researched. It is clear for example, that the chemical reactions would lead to a warming of the stratosphere and … with sulphate aerosols. For this reason, the effects of calcite or diamond dust for example are also calculated in computer models. Larger field experiments with …

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… animals result.  The three-stage waste water treatment process that is now standard practice in Germany has been optimised for the reduction of nutrients, which is why … experience of water reuse is not confined to the Mediterranean Member States. For example, 2.5 million cubic metres of extensively reclaimed waste water are used in …