… we will offset all emissions generated during Germany's EU Council Presidency by purchasing CERs." The current purchase of credits offsets emissions amounting to over 347,507 tonnes from motor …

… and economic use of resources. Only about half of the objective to double resource productivity between 1994 and 2020 has been achieved. A major part of these gains in efficiency are due to the transfer of resource-intensive production abroad. In effect, every tonne of imported goods carries an average … of waste in the first place. Devices must be designed in such a way as to be durable or at least easy to repair", said Ms Krautzberger. The EU could use the …

… more recyclable, to consume fewer resources and to make more use of recyclates in production," said Maria Krautzberger, President of the German Environment Agency. … Secondary packaging refers to packaging which is used to group various pre-packaged products together and is typically sold as a unit or to stock store shelves. More …

… The following contents contain this medium: Manufacturers of single-use plastic products must register by 31 December Online platform DIVID of the Single-Use … Fund launched Companies soon to assume costs for disposal of single-use plastic products ewkf … The single-use plastics fund was set up to reduce littering …

… this medium: Federal Ecodesign Award for outstanding ecological and aesthetic products and services From fashion to mobility: 34 projects nominated for Federal … Bundespreis Ecodesign 2015 gestartet The future belongs to environmentally sound products … The motto of the 2015 Federal Ecodesign Award: "Thinking ahead" …

… in EMAS-registered organisations are a measure for the acceptance of sustainable production patterns in the economy. EMAS is applicable for companies and other … (EC regulation 1221/2009). EMAS focuses on the environmental aspects of activities, products and services of organizations over the entire life cycle. These must be … (EC regulation 1221/2009). EMAS focuses on the environmental aspects of activities, products and services of organizations over the entire life cycle. These must be …

… extinction of animals and plants. Another result: economic losses including loss of production, crop losses or damage to buildings and infrastructure. There are … damaged building and infrastructures, of the market value of crop losses and production losses, as well as the sum which people would be prepared to pay for the … determine what the costs of environmental pollution will be in electricity and heat production or in passenger and freight transport. Example: one kilowatt hour (kWh) …

… enter the environment and have undesirable effects there Pharmaceutical products are essential tools in modern medicine and are present in our daily lives. … contribute to environmental protection. Medicines are valuable and often expensive products that should be used carefully. However, expired or unused medications can … the toilet or sink! Further Information: Environmentally conscious use of medicinal products Environmentally conscious disposal of leftover drugs Informational video: …

… of supply chains, credit defaults at banks or the curtailment of power plant production during heat waves are not included in this figure. The amount of damage … ways. For example, extreme weather events can cause damage and longer-term production losses in companies to which banks have lent or in which they hold … chain due to climatic events in other regions of the world. This can also lead to production delays or failures with a corresponding loss of return. Lenders can …