… example, climate protection and adaptation, air pollution control, noise reduction, resource conservation, reduction of land use and other topics are to be brought together, thus linking urban development … activities have already been started. Among other, projects are concerned with the efficient and sustainable use of natural resources in urban areas. Especially the …

… purchase around €300 billion worth of products ranging from pencils to city buses. This massive purchasing power can potentially be used to reduce environmental … environment  Eco-friendly products help to protect the climate and reduce natural resource use, contain a lesser amount of harmful substances, and engender a lower … … pays off  For example, the use of city buses with low fuel consumption or energy-efficient equipment results in lower costs. The amount of such cost savings can be …

… a choice of two main dishes, and a vegetarian dish. Organic ingredients can also be used, by special request. The daily menu is posted in the cafeteria. Cafeteria … auditorium, the exhibition room and the library is not only available to UBA staff. Land authorities, regional and local authorities and institutions as well as …

… both in the private and workplace realm. However, the benefit associated with the use of chemicals and chemical products often comes along with harmful effects on man … health and environmental hazards. Labelling Labelling makes known hazards visible. Users can more quickly recognise any hazards and act accordingly when handling … both in the private and workplace realm. However, the benefit associated with the use of chemicals and chemical products often comes along with harmful effects on man …

… Economic and legal dimensions of resource conservation Lignite mining ruins the landscape Source: Andreas Fanke / Fotolia.com In order to conserve resources … laws and economic conditions that promote resource efficiency and reduce resource use. The goal is to increase economic opportunity through measures such as cost …