… and nearly 66 percent reductions, respectively. The World Health Organization WHO ⁠issued new Global Air Quality Guidelines last September. Scientific findings of the past 20 years prompted the WHO to adjust levels for pollutants including particulate matter and nitrogen … lasting exposure to particulate matter. Germany current exceeds nearly all of the WHO’s new guidelines. The EU Commission will make a proposal to amend the Air …

… we need quick relief for the many hundred thousands of people in inner cities who are suffering from the effects of excessive diesel fumes." Nitrogen dioxide … we need quick relief for the many hundred thousands of people in inner cities who are suffering from the effects of excessive diesel fumes." Nitrogen dioxide …

… of Management and Technology. Felix Poetschke replaces Stephan Gabriel Haufe, who has transferred to the Federal Environment Ministry. Mr Poetschke reports to the …

… is also ensured through so-called conditionality in the first pillar. Farmers who receive direct payments are only allowed to convert their grassland under … is also ensured through so-called conditionality in the first pillar. Farmers who receive direct payments are only allowed to convert their grassland under …

… further development of the economy. In addition, it is possible for investors, who can exert influence on companies through bonds and shareholdings, to actively … further development of the economy. In addition, it is possible for investors, who can exert influence on companies through bonds and shareholdings, to actively …

… UBA in collaboration with external experts. It is aimed primarily at professionals who deal with the determination and clean-up of mould damage as a knowledge base. Others who are affected by mould (building residents) will also find useful tips and advice …

… from around 140 passive collectors which have to be analysed in the laboratory and whose results will not be available until May, additional cities such as Stuttgart … to be adjusted to the latest scientific findings by the World Health Organization (WHO). The WHO is currently revising its recommendations to ensure better protection of health. …

… late 1990s. For the first time, there was compliance with the limit value in the whole country (no more than 35 days per year with daily mean levels over 50 µg/m³ of … state of the art in scientific knowledge gained by the World Health Organization (WHO). As long as there is no compliance with the much lower guidelines recommended by the WHO, human health is not yet adequately protected against particulate matter. In the …

… reports to CDP presumably engage more strongly with the issues concerned than those who do not participate in CDP. Moreover, there are presumably variations from sector … reports to CDP presumably engage more strongly with the issues concerned than those who do not participate in CDP. Moreover, there are presumably variations from sector …