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… specific topics of particular concern for developing and emerging countries (e.g. water, soil, waste, biodiversity, mobility, urbanization, land use, energy). The … specific topics of particular concern for developing and emerging countries (e.g. water, soil, waste, biodiversity, mobility, urbanization, land use, energy). The …

… people in developing countries depend on access to natural resources such as soil, water or forests. If due to overuse, environmental degradation or climatic changes, … comprehensive peace policy. The sustainable management of scarce resources, such as water, and the regulation of access to these recources make a major contribution to …

… at EU level. Spatial planning in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and in coastal waters Federal Government The North and Baltic Seas currently face the challenge of … the EEZ in the North and Baltic Seas (beyond the 12-nautical mile zone (territorial waters) outward to up to 200 nautical miles) to the Federal Government. This was the …

… information on current pollution levels. Particulate matter (dust) and rainwater (deposition) are analysed in laboratories situated at the Langen operations … network to monitor inputs of pollutants reaching soil, vegetation and surface water via precipitation (wet deposition). The stations are located in relatively …