… can be revitalised in a circular and sustainable way. This is because sustainable products and services often shift the focus from purely material needs to immaterial … bicycle courier service Radius, implemented a delivery service for rental items and products requiring repair. The pilot was completed by the end of the year. A local … bike courier Radius, UBA has developed a delivery service for rental items and products in need of repair. This was accompanied by a pilot launch event, several …

… to easily enter and track consumption data for resources such as electricity, gas, purchased materials, transport processes etc. in order to identify the organisations … to easily enter and track consumption data for resources such as electricity, gas, purchased materials, transport processes etc. in order to identify the organisations …

… lime through biomineralisation during the formation of bone and shell structures (production of ‘composite materials’ in so-called calcifiers such as corals, … and pollutant inputs are among the dominant factors. Furthermore, weathering products from rocks carried in via rivers have a buffering effect on the CO₂ content … gas exchange over the sea (see the following figure). Atmospheric oxidation products of some trace gases, such as dimethyl sulfide (DMS), methylamine, and a …

… discussed as a concept to solve the current waste problems for specific products. Thomas Lindhqvist first described it in 1990 as “an environmental … as the latter might contribute to a sustainable waste management through increased purchasing costs. In summer 2023, The TES Academy started a joint collaboration …

… Factor X implies that huge resource efficiency potential exists in many areas of production and consumption which so far has largely remained untapped and is in some … in its use of resources, and the supply of and demand for resource-efficient products and services must increase. Short film FLOW – Faktor X: Beyond Climate …

… reduced use and reuse of materials over recycling and to implement a "sustainable products policy". All member states are called upon to define appropriate national … for a resource-efficient and sustainable global economy and promote sustainable production and consumption. Since the Paris Agreement, the interactions between … their negative environmental impacts by promoting strategies to increase resource productivity and implement waste management. The OECD develops material flow and …

… related areas and a workbook to facilitate shared learning and knowledge production was developed. The primary audience includes challenge holders or … related areas and a workbook to facilitate shared learning and knowledge production was developed. The primary audience includes challenge holders or …

… surfaces, and especially mining. In brown coal mining, saline brine can be a by-product. In the Oder, rock salt (sodium chloride) from mining is significant. … of Prymnesium algae is needed, especially on the conditions that promote mass reproduction and toxin production, as well as the relationships between low water, …

… at a high level in 2019, at 2,536 million tonnes. By 2018, total raw material productivity had risen by 12 % (calculation according to Destatis: 8 %). Source: UBA … – RESCUE: Summary Report Tags environmental impact resource efficiency resource productivity circular economy sustainable resource use resource report … In 2019, …

… be avoided, if they are paid attention to when selecting materials and building products, designing, constructing, renovating and de-constructing or demolishing a … municipalities, entrepreneurs and citizens to become aware of chemicals in building products and to make decisions that minimise pollutants and their associated risks … be avoided, if they are paid attention to when selecting materials and building products, designing, constructing, renovating and de-constructing or demolishing a …

… emissions can be attributed to our food systems: 9-14 percent are caused by crop production and livestock farming on agricultural holdings, 5-14 percent by land use … to the high and continuing increase in the consumption of animal-based foods and products. Without a shift to a predominantly plant-based diet and the implementation …