… filter far more efficiently than do sandy soils. Changes in soil chemistry can potentially mobilize bound substances, an example of this being increasing soil … filter far more efficiently than do sandy soils. Changes in soil chemistry can potentially mobilize bound substances, an example of this being increasing soil …

… on a small scale. They are extremely expensive, resource-intensive and their potential impact on the environment is not (yet) foreseeable. It is therefore … must be minimised in extent and duration. Any overshoot can result in serious and potentially irreversible changes in the climate system, with unforeseeable effects … Finance under the Paris Agreement Potential of blue carbon for global climate mitigation - Factsheet Methane, the underestimated greenhouse gas Approaches to …

… Concepts and mitigation strategies A doctor is holding the earth in the palm of his … and development, European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 192, 2024. … Concepts and mitigation strategies …

… products and to impose environmental protection measures when necessary. If risk mitigation measures are not feasible for a veterinary medicine, the UBA can refuse … in the approval process for veterinary medicinal products. It assesses the potential environmental risks posed by veterinary medicines. The UBA determines … endocrine-active, including hormones and neuroendocrine substances. To mitigate the identified environmental risks, the entry of these active substances …

… can accumulate in soil (5; 6), where they exhibit toxic effects on soil organisms, potentially reducing soil fertility (7). Additionally, antibiotic residues are … can accumulate in soil (5; 6), where they exhibit toxic effects on soil organisms, potentially reducing soil fertility (7). Additionally, antibiotic residues are …

… of the human pharmaceuticals are classified by the German Environment Agency as potentially environmentally relevant, meaning that according to the current … certain pharmaceuticals. Further information: Relevant Micropollutants Concepts and mitigation strategies Pharmaceutical production wastewater can also contain …

… side effects, unwanted drug interactions, duplicate prescriptions, and the use of potentially inappropriate or unnecessary medications. Following consultation with … help prioritise patient needs. Through joint problem analysis, medication use can potentially be reduced, improving both health outcomes and environmental …

… analysis from a pharmacy to minimise the number of medications and reduce potential side effects and drug interactions. This process of "deprescribing" should … analysis from a pharmacy to minimise the number of medications and reduce potential side effects and drug interactions. This process of "deprescribing" should …

… substances (e. g. sulfonamides and tetracyclines) negatively affect soil organisms, potentially reducing soil fertility (9). In addition to their direct negative … chain. Antibiotics also affect the composition of microbial communities in soils, potentially harming beneficial fungi such as mycorrhiza. If antibiotics impact … substances (e. g. sulfonamides and tetracyclines) negatively affect soil organisms, potentially reducing soil fertility (9). In addition to their direct negative …

… effectively inform policy decisions and societal actions. Exploring current and potential regional, national, and transnational research funding instruments to … effectively inform policy decisions and societal actions. Exploring current and potential regional, national, and transnational research funding instruments to …

… common research and innovation needs ; Raising awareness among partners and other potential stakeholders for the plan in improving gender balance; Offering … common research and innovation needs ; Raising awareness among partners and other potential stakeholders for the plan in improving gender balance; Offering …