… quality also plays a role, as it affects human uses (especially drinking water supply) and the living conditions for ecosystems. The Challenge - Retention Instead … bodies by dikes or drained. Reduced snowmelt in the low mountain ranges due to global warming. Urban and transportation areas have been sealed and compacted. …

… environmental, regulatory and legal aspects as well as pharmacoepidemiology and global aspects of sustainable pharmacy, like production outside of Europe and health … and legal aspects will also be discussed as well as pharmacoepidemiology and global aspects of sustainable pharmacy, including production areas outside Europe …

… is due in 2025. With the NDCs submitted by mid-2024, the world is heading for a global warming of 2.6 to 3.1 degrees by the end of the century. At COP28, Parties … gas reduction in the first GST include tripling renewable energy capacity globally by 2030, doubling the global average annual rate of energy efficiency …

… without the earth’s various soils, which can only assure a plentiful and healthy supply of food and drinking water if their ecology remains intact. But how can we … without the earth’s various soils, which can only assure a plentiful and healthy supply of food and drinking water if their ecology remains intact. But how can we …

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… it also needs stewardship. last update on 19.02.2014 Soil: the mainstay of our food supply Although those of us who live in affluent Western countries take an ample … that has been removed from the atmosphere. Apart from soil’s beneficial effect on global warming, it also has a direct impact on the immediate environs. The heat …

… is it quantified? What happens if we exceed it – is there any way back down below a global warming of 1.5°C? In this text, we look at the emergence of the 1.5°C goal of … last update on 15.04.2025 With the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, the global community set itself the overarching goal to hold “the increase in the global …

… and the environment, solutions should primarily target the beginning of the causal chain. Environmental aspects should ideally be considered as early as the drug … and the environment, solutions should primarily target the beginning of the causal chain. Environmental aspects should ideally be considered as early as the drug …

… efficacy, and safety of medicinal products in the interest of proper pharmaceutical supply. The issue of pharmaceutical residues in the environment was first addressed … Based on these findings, the potential risk of secondary poisoning through the food chain may need to be evaluated. The environmental concentration calculated in Phase … efficacy, and safety of medicinal products in the interest of proper pharmaceutical supply. The issue of pharmaceutical residues in the environment was first addressed …

… – on humans and the environment. last update on 18.12.2024 Having a reliable supply of pharmaceuticals is crucial for human and animal health. However, both this … (8). Apart from inhibiting plant growth, these residues can also enter the food chain. Beyond these direct environmental impacts, antibiotic residues pose a risk to … Organization (WHO), such antibiotic-resistant pathogens are among the greatest global threats to health and food security. These resistant bacteria are no longer …

… to the World Health Organisation (WHO), resistant pathogens are one of the greatest global health threats, as bacteria that have developed resistance can no longer be … In addition to inhibiting plant growth, these residues can also enter the food chain. Antibiotics also affect the composition of microbial communities in soils, …