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  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 18.12.2024

    RO-R-4: Priority and restricted areas reserved for special climate function

    Looking over the top of a woodland, the picture shows the skyline of Frankfurt am Main. Skyscrapers and the tv tower rise high above the landscape. In the background, the Taunus mountain range is visible.

    RO-R-4: Priority and restricted areas reserved for special climate function Terrain … any land use which might counteract these objectives. Furthermore, planning can also be used to designate areas where – in view of local circumstances – specific … as an integral part of such plans. Another reason is that regional planning also uses other spatial planning tools for the protection of open spaces, such as …

  • Newsletter from 14.04.2022 | Last changed: 14.04.2022

    Newsletter "UBA aktuell" - No.: 2/2022

    … war against Ukraine and the uncertainty about an impending halt to gas supplies are also relevant arguments at the moment. We must rapidly expand renewable energy … the section "UBA News". In addition to war, climate crisis and pandemic, there are also positive things to report: emissions of environmentally harmful and unhealthy … downward trend, emissions increased in 2021. To achieve the German government's goals by 2030, six percent of emissions must now be reduced per year – since 2010, the …

  • Newsletter from 25.04.2019 | Last changed: 25.04.2019

    Newsletter "UBA aktuell" - No.: 2/2019

    … to be proactive and do a lot more. Find out more in this newsletter.  This issue also looks at damage to the environment in countries that mine raw materials for our industry. In the “UBA positions” section, we set out our models for how Germany, one of the world’s largest importers of raw materials, can meet its responsibilities – an economic as well as an environmental …

  • Newsletter from 09.02.2023 | Last changed: 09.02.2023

    Newsletter "UBA aktuell" - No.: 1/2023

    … - No.: 1/2023 No.: 1/2023 | 09.02.2023 Rubrics Climate / Energy Health Chemicals Transport Economy / Consumption Waste / Resources Air Water Soil Agriculture … latest figures on German auction revenues from European emissions trading in 2022. Also included are sections on innovative products from the German Ecodesign Award … a sales area of no more than 80 square metres, such as snack bars and kiosks, can also fulfil their obligation by offering to fill containers brought in by customers. …

  • News from 04.10.2017 | Last changed: 10.10.2017

    Managing glyphosate effects complies with European laws

    Ein Traktor sprüht Pflanzenschutzmittel auf ein Feld.

    … is a broad-spectrum herbicide that eliminates not only unwanted weeds but also all wild plants common to agricultural fields. Wild plants are crucial in … declined in the last decades , especially regarding farmland birds, but also common butterflies and wild bees. The impact of glyphosate intended uses on the … Associated content Links Managing glyphosate effects complies with European laws (PDF) All news Tags agrobiodiversity glyphosate crop protection pesticide plant …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 18.12.2024

    BS-R-2: Precautions taken among the population

    The picture shows an assortment of emergency provisions including groceries such as beans, rice and tinned food, batteries, adhesive tape, toilet paper, tea lights and lighters.

    … in the corresponding proportion to more than two thirds. The perception of individuals to have taken adequate precautionary measures for self-protection was common to … to help oneself and others quickly and efficiently in an emergency. Citizens can also take various appropriate measures in their own personal environment to protect … Apart from the general precaution to stock some emergency rations, it is also of key importance to take structural precautions for the protection of one’s …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    BD-R-1: Consideration of climate change in landscape programmes

    The picture shows hands holding a Tablet with the screen showing a map with contour lines as well as other markings. In the blurred background of the picture it is possible to see that the person holding the Tablet is standing in a wood.

    … which makes it one of the core starting points for the conservation of animals and plants and for the development of suitable habitats. Climate change … and guidelines for the nature conservation policies of a federal state, they also contain spatially tangible illustrations for instance on a specific state’s … the requirements of landscape programmes in a tangible form, contain proposals on the designation of priority areas and make statements that are specific to …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    BD-I-2: Temperature index for bird species communities

    The picture shows an icterine warbler singing from a twig.

    … in the frequency of species within existing species communities, climate change also leads to the immigration and distribution of species which have not occurred in … our climes before. These developments take place in respect of both, plants and animals. Examples for this are the melodious warbler (Hippolais polyglotta) which … in the frequency of species within existing species communities, climate change also leads to the immigration and distribution of species which have not occurred in …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    BD-I-1: Phenological changes in wild plant species

    The picture shows a coltsfoot plant in flower while the plant is peeking out from under snow cover.

    BD-I-1: Phenological changes in wild plant species Over the past 30 years, coltsfoot … the adaptability of plants to the changed climate. On the other hand, they can also have consequential effects on biodiversity, potentially leading to a situation … days shorter compared to the winter seasons between 1951 and 1980. This comparison also demonstrates that the summer mean of the threeperiods in question remained …