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  • Article from 27.06.2025 | Last changed: 10.10.2025

    German emissions of fluorinated greenhouse gases

    … fluorinated greenhouse gases peak in Germany in 1995, mainly caused by the domestic production of F-gases. After a sharp decline in 2000, emissions rise steadily again … fluorinated greenhouse gases peak in Germany in 1995, mainly caused by the domestic production of F-gases. After a sharp decline in 2000, emissions rise steadily again …

  • Article from 20.07.2023 | Last changed: 10.10.2025

    Emissions and degradation products

    Look from outer space: the Indian Ocean

    Emissions and degradation products Sun and clouds over the Indian Ocean Source: NASA … are used for purposes such as refrigerants, foam blowing agents in certain foam products, and insulating gas in switchgears. Some of these substances have an … (HF) the persistent and very mobile trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) can be formed. … Emissions and degradation products

  • Article from 04.04.2024 | Last changed: 04.04.2024

    Fluorinated greenhouse gases and fully halogenated CFCs

    blue sky and white clouds

    … the ozone layer have long been subject to an international phase-down on their production and use. In 2016 the international community took steps to phase down … and export of the substances listed in Annexes I - III of the Regulation as well as products and equipment containing these substances. This is independent of the … Whereas classic greenhouse gases are for the most part released as undesirable byproducts of processes such as fossil fuel combustion, most fluorinated greenhouse …

  • Article from 24.07.2019 | Last changed: 04.11.2021

    Safe management of drinking water supplies

    Scheme of the Water Safety Plan concept: What can go wrong in our water supply? What risks does this cause for our supply? How can we control them? How do we know that they are under control?

    … effectively as planned. Operational monitoring is NOT the same as testing the ‘end product’ drinking-water in accordance with the requirements of the German Drinking … Water Ordinance, as well as water supply goals, are attained.  Classical end product testing of drinking-water in terms of regular self-control by the water … leaves the waterworks and within the distribution system is verification. This end-product testing should not be mistaken for operational monitoring. It is important …

  • Article from 06.03.2025 | Last changed: 06.03.2025

    Formaldehyde

    Gronspanplatten gestapelt

    … / Fotolia.com Wood-based materials and consequently also furniture and building products made from them may contain formaldehyde as an adhesive component. …

  • Article from 28.11.2019 | Last changed: 13.02.2020

    Nanotechnology

    Nano structures

    … eugenesergeev / Fotolia.com Nanotechnology involves research and development, production and processing of structures and materials on a nanometre scale. … and these changes can be applied in a variety of ways to develop new types of products and applications. Nanotechnology is applied in many areas of the economy … the amounts produced are increasing. In case nanomaterials are released from products and applications, this may result in increased burdens for humans and the …

  • Article from 11.09.2017 | Last changed: 31.08.2023

    Publications

    … A.: Studies to support national environmental risk assessment on antifouling products for leisure boats. Vortrag, SETAC Brussels, 07.-11.05.2017. Gergs, R., … A.: Studies to support national environmental risk assessment on antifouling products for leisure boats. Vortrag, SETAC Brussels, 07.-11.05.2017. Gergs, R., …

  • Article from 15.03.2016 | Last changed: 15.03.2016

    Dioxins

    Dioxin

    … Dioxins were never industrially produced. In fact, they are the undesired by-product of all combustion processes in the presence of chlorine and organic carbon … kaolin soils. Dioxins are also formed in varying volumes in all chemical production processes which apply chlorine, and they may be contained as impurities in the finished products. Chlorophenols, for example, contain high levels of dioxin impurities, …

  • Article from 04.12.2015 | Last changed: 04.12.2015

    Fate-study Irargol

    … there is very little data available on the fate of Irgarol and its degradation products (metabolites) in freshwater systems. To close the gap in knowledge, Irgarol … mother substance. A European risk assessment within the framework of the Biocidal Products Directive 98/8/EC will decide on the future use of Irgarol as a biocidal …

  • Article from 05.06.2015 | Last changed: 05.06.2015

    Effect study "Irgarol"

    … exposure to biocides through drift during application Consumer Survey on Biocidal Products and Environmental Risks Tags biocide Irgarol artificial stream and pond …

  • Article from 11.03.2014 | Last changed: 31.08.2023

    Projects

    … of antifouling emission scenarios for marinas within the frame of the EU Biocidal Products regulation regarding the current status of German inland waters (in German) …

  • Article from 09.03.2012 | Last changed: 02.03.2016

    CLP Regulation

    … that this is the case for active substances in biocidal and plant protection products and that legal classification will continue to be necessary for these … that this is the case for active substances in biocidal and plant protection products and that legal classification will continue to be necessary for these …