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… process from the get-go. To this end, design principles such as energy and resource efficiency, quality of use, extended product lifetimes, reusability, and …
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Economic issues
… Economic issues last update on 14.02.2022 Water is a vital resource. As an elementary basis of life, water is initially open to all types of … water protection. Its requirements are reflected nationally not only in the Water Resources Act and the Wastewater Charges Act, but also in numerous ordinances. The … -
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Checklists for preventing water pollution from installations
… basin and water body commissions, a checklist concept was developed as a tool to efficiently evaluate the condition of installations handling substances and … basin and water body commissions, a checklist concept was developed as a tool to efficiently evaluate the condition of installations handling substances and … -
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Monitoring and assessment
… German North and Baltic Sea (CONMAR-Impact) Indicators in the area of sustainable resource use and circular economy National Energy and Climate Plans: Evidence of … -
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Maritime shipping
… measures, develops control strategies and techniques and procures the necessary resources such as ships and equipment for combating oil spills and pollution … Pollution from Ships’ includes requirements on air pollutant emissions and energy efficiency of seagoing ships. Regarding air pollutants from combustion, only … -
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Use and Impact
… mining , which aims to extract raw materials from the ocean floor. While these resources have significant economic potential, their extraction threatens … -
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Transport law
… are typical examples of global environmental goods, also known as open-access resources. They can be used by everyone, virtually without limitations and free of … are typical examples of global environmental goods, also known as open-access resources. They can be used by everyone, virtually without limitations and free of … -
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Soil protection at international level
… and contamination. It is estimated that as much as 20-25% of global soil resources is degraded, i.e. has a reduced functional capacity. Soil degradation is … -
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Climate-neutral lifestyle: Consumers lead the way
… for short trips Uses green electricity Purchases organic food Purchases energy-efficient appliances („A++ devices”) Supports environmental associations Personal CO … for short trips Uses green electricity Purchases organic food Purchases energy-efficient appliances („A++ devices”) Supports environmental associations Personal CO … -
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Soil information sharing
… Soil information sharing Efficient soil information sharing is essential for collaboration between regional … (INSPIRE Directive and Geodata access law). Inasmuch as information sharing efficiency is based on interfaces and standardized formats, the UBA has published an … -
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