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  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 11.12.2024

    GE-I-4: Ragweed pollen burden

    The picture shows a close-up of a ragweed plant in flower.

    … the fact that, once the plant is established, the period in which its pollen can be airborne is extended well into October 24 , as this is a late-flowering plant. The temporal extension of the period in which pollen is air-borne also extends the duration of the time in which affected individuals will … all measurements so far amounts to approximately 25 pollen per cubic metre of air annually. By comparison: For birch, the comparable value is 6,800 pollen per …

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    Forellenbach Beech in autumn

    Forellenbach Beech in autumn

    … The following contents contain this medium: Integrated Monitoring Tags air quality German Environment Agency air monitoring station … Forellenbach Beech in autumn …

  • Press release 29/2020 from 07.07.2020 | Last changed: 10.07.2020

    Environment and agriculture in dialogue

    Ein Acker mit Traktorspuren.

    … unsatisfactory for both sides. The stress exerted by agriculture on soil, water, air, climate and biodiversity remains high. At the same time, many farmers are under … problem with excessive fertiliser application for decades. Surpluses pollute water, air, climate and are harmful to biodiversity. The problem has not yet been solved … unsatisfactory for both sides. The stress exerted by agriculture on soil, water, air, climate and biodiversity remains high. At the same time, many farmers are under …

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    press release 36/2013

    … release 36/2013 14.09.2013 Document press release 36/2013 (133.23 kB) Tags indoor air indoor air hygiene child … press release 36/2013 …

    press release 36/2013 (133.23 kB)
  • Press release 37/2009 from 28.05.2009 | Last changed: 12.07.2013

    Federal government forest condition survey: Condition of Germany’s forests cause for concern

    … forests are traceable to a number of factors, of which anthropogenically produced air pollution - particularly nitrogen compounds - is largely responsible.  The … 37/2009 | 28.05.2009 The government’s forest report illustrates the need to reduce air pollution, particularly nitrogen compounds which have a negative impact on …

  • Press release 72/08 from 03.11.2008 | Last changed: 03.07.2013

    Nearly 42 billion euros in subsidies detrimental to environmental protection efforts

    … The variety of negative effects ranges from acceleration of climate change and impairment of water, soil and air quality, to an increase in land use and decimation of the diversity of species. … revenues amounting to 6.9 billion euros annually. This indirect subsidisation of air traffic distorts competition at the expense of means of transport that produce …

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    Scientific Background Document A (SBD-A)

    … up-to-date methodology and establishment of critical levels for adverse impacts of air pollutant (ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ammonia) on vegetation. … up-to-date methodology and establishment of critical levels for adverse impacts of air pollutant (ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ammonia) on vegetation. …

    SBD A (2.72 MB)
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    Scientific Background Document B (SBD-B)

    … up-to-date methodology and establishment of critical levels for adverse impacts of air pollutants (ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ammonia) on vegetation. … up-to-date methodology and establishment of critical levels for adverse impacts of air pollutants (ozone, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and ammonia) on vegetation. …

    SBD-B (4.15 MB)
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    Press Release 43/2010

    … Press Release 43/2010 (51.13 kB) The following contents contain this medium: Mobile air conditioning with fluorinated refrigerants … Press Release 43/2010 …