… seas and oceans, including the North Sea and Baltic Sea, are intensively used by humans. They provide food, energy, raw materials, transportation routes, and …

… and are transport routes. At the same time, the North and Baltic Seas face many human activities, leaving their marine environment in poor condition. last update on … system, as they absorb around a third of the carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) produced by humans from the atmosphere through natural gas exchange. At the same time, they are …

… and natural features. last update on 31.08.2024 The Alps through the ages Humans have had a decisive impact on the Alps for about 6,000 years. As a sensitive … its unique climatic, ecological and natural features. … The Alps through the ages Humans have had a decisive impact on the Alps for about 6,000 years. As a sensitive …

… rat poison has to be used to control rats - a huge benefit for the protection of human health and the environment. last update on 15.06.2023 Rats are among the most … cities. They are considered as health pests because they can transfer diseases to humans and animals, contaminate food with their feces and urine, and damage …

… of Risks from Chemicals An improved risk assessment of chemicals to protect human health and the environment Source: sergo321 / AdobeStock The "European … processes. Another priority objective is the continuation of EU-wide human biomonitoring and the development of a sustainable and long-term …

… effects unfold. Approach As TES Academy, we are convinced that the multiple crises humanity is facing require a fundamental transformation of human relationship …

… Dr. Thomas Bruhn, Carolin Fraude, Andreas Huber & Prof. Dr. Heike Schröder  Humanity is facing a period of multiple crises: The COVID pandemic had created … Dr. Thomas Bruhn, Carolin Fraude, Andreas Huber & Prof. Dr. Heike Schröder  Humanity is facing a period of multiple crises: The COVID pandemic had created …

… perspectives of sustainable soil management due its multifunctional services to humans and to the environments and to bring together experts and stakeholders from … perspectives of sustainable soil management due its multifunctional services to humans and to the environments and to bring together experts and stakeholders from …

… This chemical change affects the development of marine organisms. Indirectly, humans will also be affected, for example through the effects on commercially …

… is sparsely populated, research stations and seasonal tourism pose risks to humans from environmental pollutants. POPs and CECs can accumulate in the food web …

… use of natural resources The increasingly intensive use of natural resources by humans is causing ecosystems to exceed their stress limits and exacerbating global … that if sustainable development is to be achieved globally and for all of humankind, industrialized countries must reduce their consumption of resources by a …