… Human-Biomonitoring Related publications Understanding of ‘negligible exposure’ in international science, policy and law, and qualification of the term in relation to …

… indoor spaces for human exposure to pollutants has been recognized by national and international bodies, particularly over the past decade. The German Federal … Formaldehyd Related publications Particulate Matter emission reduction in international maritime shipping Pollutants of the PRTR - Situation in Germany - …

… particles on a scale of 100 nanometres (1 nm = 10-9 m) or less in at least one dimension; in other words, more than 1,000 times smaller in diameter than a human … particles on a scale of 100 nanometres (1 nm = 10-9 m) or less in at least one dimension; in other words, more than 1,000 times smaller in diameter than a human …

… saliva) or other body structures (hair or organ tissue samples). By this means the “internal exposure” is determined - in other words, which foreign substances have … saliva) or other body structures (hair or organ tissue samples). By this means the “internal exposure” is determined - in other words, which foreign substances have …

… lists, manuals and software solutions based on the life cycle assessment method. International, European and German standardization authorities have in the meantime … lists, manuals and software solutions based on the life cycle assessment method. International, European and German standardization authorities have in the meantime …

… Flusslandschaft Elbe – Brandenburg; © Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International In the past, flood protection was often strongly focused on technical …

… . Maritime Transport Regulations Since maritime transport is globally oriented, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is the entity to regulate things. One body … IMO Conventions regarding environmental protection and maritime shipping are: International Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes …

… intensive use and increasing pressures on the oceans require coordinated action at international, European and national levels. Only through close collaboration … intensive use and increasing pressures on the oceans require coordinated action at international, European and national levels. Only through close collaboration …

… environmental goods are not under the jurisdiction of any national sovereign body. International treaties have so far inadequately regulated the rights of use of these … to change this situation, one of which is the introduction of user charges at international, European and national level. User charges are meant to control …