… resources should be cheaper for their consumers. It would be conceivable, for example, to levy 7 instead of 19 per cent VAT on a resource-efficient TV. It would raise the attractiveness of these goods.” Press release No. 34/2016 | 11.11.2016 Ms Krautzberger’s proposal is one …

… of wind barriers in comparison with different with different methods of derivation, example area. Source: Gebel et al. 2025; UBA-Texte Download image (158.85 kB) The … Bodenerosion durch Wind … with different with different methods of derivation, example area. … Figure 2: Heights of wind barriers in comparison …

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… deputy chair of KNBau. He warned against establishing outdated standards, for example in the draft German Energy Act for Buildings (GEG). The KNBau is an advisory … body to UBA consisting of external experts from science, administration and practice. The Commission is independent and is not bound by instructions from UBA. …

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… - despite the higher cost of acquisition. last update on 22.09.2017 When purchasing goods and services, the most inexpensive offers are often not the most economic … costs compared to more expensive alternatives. Such higher costs might arise, for example, from the consumption of auxiliary materials or energy during the usage …

… as cropland. The main reasons: land reclamation by deforestation, slash and burn practices, ploughing up of lands, and agricultural practices which are not adapted … for the sustainable use of soil in other countries from which it exports consumer goods. “Improved soil protection, the prevention of erosion and desertification, …

… from 19th to 21st September 2017. The motto: "Bridging the gap between research and practice”. More information: conference website   Tags bicycle traffic sustainable … from 19th to 21st September 2017. The motto: "Bridging the gap between research and practice”. … International Cycling Conference …

… methodological and practical steps, provide concrete recommendations and present good practice examples. An overview of guidelines and further information is provided for …