… we need quick relief for the many hundred thousands of people in inner cities who are suffering from the effects of excessive diesel fumes." Nitrogen dioxide … we need quick relief for the many hundred thousands of people in inner cities who are suffering from the effects of excessive diesel fumes." Nitrogen dioxide …

… from around 140 passive collectors which have to be analysed in the laboratory and whose results will not be available until May, additional cities such as Stuttgart … to be adjusted to the latest scientific findings by the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO is currently revising its recommendations to ensure better protection of health. …

… late 1990s. For the first time, there was compliance with the limit value in the whole country (no more than 35 days per year with daily mean levels over 50 µg/m³ of … state of the art in scientific knowledge gained by the World Health Organization (WHO). As long as there is no compliance with the much lower guidelines recommended by the WHO, human health is not yet adequately protected against particulate matter. In the …

… reports to CDP presumably engage more strongly with the issues concerned than those who do not participate in CDP. Moreover, there are presumably variations from sector … reports to CDP presumably engage more strongly with the issues concerned than those who do not participate in CDP. Moreover, there are presumably variations from sector …

… risk are primarily older people, people with chronic illnesses, children and people who live in isolation. However, other population categories can also be affected by … risk are primarily older people, people with chronic illnesses, children and people who live in isolation. However, other population categories can also be affected by …

… SARS coronavirus-2 when bathing is considered extremely unlikely. According to the WHO, there is no evidence at present that the virus is transmitted via water. As a matter of principle, however, people who suffer from an acute respiratory tract infection or diarrhoea should not go …

… findings on the health effects of air pollution. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends significantly lower guideline values to protect health. New limit … the new European limit values will only gradually approach the significantly lower WHO recommendations, any improvement in air quality will lead to a reduction in the health risk for the population as a whole,” says Messner. The scenarios outlined by the EU Commission on the projected …

… of climate change and relevant adaptation are read by a very wide circle of readers who engage with forestry management issues. In many cases the subjects of climate … of climate change and relevant adaptation are read by a very wide circle of readers who engage with forestry management issues. In many cases the subjects of climate …

… (more than eight hours on average) recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO)", said Ms Krautzberger. High concentrations of ozone can cause inflammations of … 2011. Nevertheless, particulate emissions should be further reduced because the WHO also recommends a much lower threshold value for particulates, which requires …

… include very elderly and sick people, small children and individuals living alone, who cannot ensure – or can only in a limited way ensure – that their body has … throughout Germany by one of the longest heat periods which extended from the whole of July to the whole of August. Moreover, very high weekly mean temperatures …

… of land use is as tied to natural seasonal rhythms as agricultural land use. People who work in agriculture always need to adapt the management of their specific crop … of land use is as tied to natural seasonal rhythms as agricultural land use. People who work in agriculture always need to adapt the management of their specific crop …

… The risk is particularly high for young children and children of primary-school age who are apt to swallow relatively large amounts of water inadvertently when playing … The risk is particularly high for young children and children of primary-school age who are apt to swallow relatively large amounts of water inadvertently when playing …