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  • Article from 02.08.2019 | Last changed: 19.08.2019

    Information on the O3 exceedance table

    … for 2010 was for the maximum daily 8-hour average to not exceed 120 µg/m 3 on more than 25 days in a year (averaged over 3 years), EU Directives 2002/3/EC and … Besides the preliminary character of the measurement data one should keep in mind that there may be gaps in the data records. This can be due to failures in data …

  • Article from 29.12.2022 | Last changed: 02.01.2023

    Identifying and managing flood risks

    Comprehensive and river basin-wide management is needed to deal with floods.

    … including reconstruction (Figure 1). For this comprehensive risk management to work, it is particularly important that water management, weather forecasting services, regional planning, nature … and other stakeholders work closely together - throughout the river basin, regardless of administrative boundaries. Flood risk and damage potential Since the Elbe …

  • Article from 06.03.2025 | Last changed: 06.03.2025

    Formaldehyde

    Gronspanplatten gestapelt

    … on 06.03.2025 How is formaldehyde classified in the EU? Formaldehyde is a substance that has been used industrially for a long time and was originally mainly used to … suspected of being carcinogenic to humans). Classification in Category 2 occurs when animal or human data are not sufficiently convincing to justify classification …

  • Article from 23.04.2025 | Last changed: 23.06.2025

    Research and development projects on nanomaterials

    Nano structures

    … Research and development projects on nanomaterials Nano structures are more than 1000 times smaller than the diameter of an human hair Source: … of nanomaterials, taking into account relevant environmental parameters. The work builds on ongoing activities for the development of an OECD Guidance Document … behaviour The project considers nanocarriers as a case study for advanced materials that pose challenges for risk assessment under EU chemicals legislation. In the …

  • Article from 28.11.2019 | Last changed: 13.02.2020

    Nanotechnology

    Nano structures

    … Nanotechnology Nano structures are more than 1000 times smaller than the diameter of an human hair Source: … definable particles on a scale of about 100 nanometres (1 nm = 10-9 m) or less in at least one dimension. last update on 28.11.2019 Nanotechnology for mankind … constitute a hazard or risk. However, nanomaterials have specific properties that distinguish them from other chemicals. The knowledge about characteristics, …

  • Article from 11.09.2017 | Last changed: 31.08.2023

    Publications

    … Banks, E. W., Posselt, M., Jaeger, A., Portmann, A., Sahm, R., Kusebauch, B., Lewandowski, J., Ward, A. S.: Combined surface-subsurface stream restoration structures … & J. Wogram. Better define beta – optimizing MDD 1 (minimum detectable difference) when interpreting treatment-related effects of pesticides in semi-field and field …

  • Article from 15.03.2016 | Last changed: 15.03.2016

    Dioxins

    Dioxin

    … are also in the group of chlorinated hydrocarbons. They comprise a substance group that have a varying number of chlorine atoms attached to a biphenyl molecule. A … of meat and dairy products. Depending on the fat content, fish may also be more or less contaminated with dioxins, but in Germany, fish is consumed in small volumes … different lists of these factors exist which must be taken into consideration when comparing data. The most common reference framework applied in environmental …

  • Article from 04.12.2015 | Last changed: 04.12.2015

    Fate-study Irargol

    … <0.2 µg/L. M1 is formed from Irgarol, for example, in degradation processes such as that caused by the effects of UV radiation and showed little evidence in summer of decrease in water and sediment. M1 would thus appear to be even more persistent than the mother substance. A European risk assessment within the … <0.2 µg/L. M1 is formed from Irgarol, for example, in degradation processes such as that caused by the effects of UV radiation and showed little evidence in summer of …

  • Article from 20.01.2012 | Last changed: 22.02.2023

    Technology

    Graph of the individual components of artificial stream and pond system: measuring stage, ponds, platform ponds, channels, work platform Groove, screw pump, control room, online instruments

    … specifications The basic components of the artificial stream and pond system: Work platform Control room Measuring platform Measurement technology Streams Screw … for continuous (online) measurements. Work platform above the ponds For maintenance work, sampling, and operating the measuring platform Working platform of TNb-, TOC … for continuous (online) measurements. Work platform above the ponds For maintenance work, sampling, and operating the measuring platform … The control room is equipped …

  • Article from 22.01.2024 | Last changed: 02.02.2024

    SAICM

    Picture of the UN building with flags in front of it

    … the umbrella of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Source: zurbagan / Adobe Stock The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) is a … In its 2022 status report, the Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health estimates that at least 1.8 million deaths worldwide can be attributed to individual chemicals. Low-income countries bear the greatest burden. As the global turnover of chemicals will almost double …

  • Article from 09.03.2012 | Last changed: 02.03.2016

    CLP Regulation

    … in individual cases – if regulation at EU level is necessary. It is thought that this is the case for active substances in biocidal and plant protection … of minimum classification . According to this, it is in the first instance the less stringent classification which applies in those cases – in other words, those … for the classification has access to data which necessitate the application of more stringent classification, he is then obliged to adapt the classification …

  • Article from 10.03.2016 | Last changed: 10.03.2016

    Stockholm Convention

    Waving flags of Switzerland, Greece, Spain, Luxembourg, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Belgium and the European Union

    … Organic Pollutants? Persistent organic pollutants are organic chemical substances that possess a particular combination of physical and chemical properties, … Air Pollution (CLRTAP). The POPs Protocol entered into force on 23 October 2003. More information can be found on the CLRTAP  website. The Stockholm Convention on … UNECE Protocol on POPs, the Stockholm Convention is an international treaty that aims to eliminate or restrict the production, use and release of POPs. More