… than 600 participants from over 100 countries together. Back to back events were organized by the United Nations Environment Programme, United Nations Industrial Development Organization, International Organization for Standardization, and other WRF …

… water body controls and synchronises many processes involving plant life and other organisms in the water body, which makes temperature particularly important for the … Water temperature is of direct importance to the living conditions of aquatic organisms the majority of which are poikilothermic. Besides, water temperature is … and potentially toxic algae are able to reproduce thus affecting aquatic organisms.   64 - IKSR – Internationale Kommission zum Schutz des Rheins 2014: …

… last update on 28.11.2023 On the relevance of the action field The World Health Organisation (WHO) describes climate change as the ‘single biggest health threat … For the middle of this century, the risk of (a continued) spread of vector organisms – as well as potentially harmful microorganisms and algae – is assessed as … report. Not least, climate change can entail high costs and new technical and organisational requirements to be covered by the public health service, as for …

… Pharmaceutical residues can affect soil organisms Sewage sludge can contain … download. Early research results suggest that pharmaceutical residues affect microorganisms and macrofauna in soil and can be absorbed into plants. Associated content …

… a greenhouse gas-neutral administration. Specifically, these stages, which describe organisational, methodological and practical steps, provide concrete recommendations … to transfer its application and develop requirements for greenhouse gas neutral organisations and products across Europe. UBA-President Messner calls for ambitious …

… .   37 - DKG et al. 2021, cf. endnote no. 34   38 - WMO – World Meteorological Organization 2022: Executive Summary – Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion. GAW … Environments, 7, 1. doi: 10.3390/environments7010001.   48 - WHO – World Health Organization, WMO – World Meteorological Organization, UNEP – United Nations Environment Programme, ICNIRP – International …

… usable water reservoir and habitat that is populated by a diverse community of organisms. Groundwater is possibly the largest freshwater ecosystem in the world, … in the global hydrological cycle. For example, it is home to numerous groundwater organisms invisible to us, which move in the water-filled gaps and fissures of the … keep them open, thus making important contributions to groundwater quality. These organisms also need to be protected from exposure to harmful chemicals and …

… parvum produces a toxic substance that is fatal to fish and other aquatic organisms. At the same time, the experts had to leave the cause of the unnaturally … parvum produces a toxic substance that is fatal to fish and other aquatic organisms. At the same time, the experts had to leave the cause of the unnaturally …

… shifts can, in some cases, decouple the synchronicity of developments between organisms. This affects established interactions, for example between plants and … unable to respond adequately to the changed cycles in the development of their food organisms. In Germany, there have been no wide-ranging studies or systematic … shifts can, in some cases, decouple the synchronicity of developments between organisms. This affects established interactions, for example between plants and …

… measures for different sectors or regions. There are a number of different organizations that have already produced regional climate projections for Germany. … measures for different sectors or regions. There are a number of different organizations that have already produced regional climate projections for Germany. …

… atmosphere in the form of greenhouse gases. This applies above all to grassland on organic soils which are particularly rich in high proportions of organic matter. The conservation of grassland is therefore highly relevant also in … atmosphere in the form of greenhouse gases. This applies above all to grassland on organic soils which are particularly rich in high proportions of organic matter. The …