… Towards a sustainable chemical intensity So far, economic development causes chemical intensification, still too often …

… Not only are people worried about their health, they are also worried about their economic survival. In an acute emergency situation of this kind, it is absolutely … a unique opportunity to rethink current models of business and to shape a new economic start on a more sustainable and future-proof basis. The blog Corona …

… German Environment Agency will be continuously supporting the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy in meeting reporting obligations and contribute to the … of the Energiewende." The AGEE-Stat works on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and is a focal point for all questions concerning the …

… plant nutrients bound to them, are lost with it. In agriculture, this can lead to economic damage and, in the long term, to a decline in site productivity. At the … are yield losses as well as a lower quality of the harvested products and thus economic damage. The same applies to forestry and silviculture. A lack of water is …

… sector continues on growth trajectory Environmental goods and services present economic opportunities in times of crisis The German GreenTech sector is growing … the German economy. Focusing on environmentally friendly products is a recipe for economic success. That is why an ambitious ⁠ climate ⁠ and environmental policy is …

… in the endeavour to be more provident in the use of land resources. The weaker economic development and economic crises such as the banking crisis, combined with changes in demographics, …

… with any specific instruments or mechanisms. The scenarios also do not involve any economic assessments based on which policy-makers could choose instruments and … with any specific instruments or mechanisms. The scenarios also do not involve any economic assessments based on which policy-makers could choose instruments and …

… but we need consistent implementation and continuity,” said Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Robert Habeck. “It must therefore be the task of … (ETS I) until 2035 will result in higher emissions. At the same time, current economic developments and their consideration up to 2030, particularly in …

… sludge management A challenge in waste water treatment: ecologically safe and economic sewage sludge disposal Source: hxdyl / Fotolia.com Two English-language …

… no clear picture emerging with regard to climate change impacts on productivity and economic efficiency. The relevant workplace regulations stipulate various … W., Kranzl L., Prettenthaler F., Haas W., Formayer H., Goetzl M., Zulka K. 2015: Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts – Development of a Cross-Sectoral …

… adaptation Climate change will have impacts at all levels of society and across all economic sectors, so adaptation measures must also be systemic. Climate resilience … adaptation Climate change will have impacts at all levels of society and across all economic sectors, so adaptation measures must also be systemic. Climate resilience …

… Emissions trading squares ambitious climate action with social compatibility and economic competitiveness Power plants participate in the European emissions trading … support the transformation processes in society as a whole in terms of social and economic policies. Ambitious climate action, social compatibility and economic …