… our homes or during leisure time, in the food we eat, the clothes we wear, and the air we breathe. If we absorb these chemicals in certain quantities, they could be … analyses samples from home environments (e.g. drinking water, house dust, indoor air). Participants in GerES are also asked about their households, living …

… receding water levels of rivers; they also affect the water levels of lakes. Rising air and water temperatures (cf. Indicator WW-I-8 ) and the associated evaporation on … receding water levels of rivers; they also affect the water levels of lakes. Rising air and water temperatures (cf. Indicator WW-I-8 ) and the associated evaporation on …

… watercourses too are indicating increases in water temperatures owing to higher air temperatures. There are indeed some direct anthropogenic influences such as … watercourses too are indicating increases in water temperatures owing to higher air temperatures. There are indeed some direct anthropogenic influences such as …

… will in general increase. One reason for this is that at higher temperatures the air can absorb more water – approximately 7 % more water at a temperature increase … will in general increase. One reason for this is that at higher temperatures the air can absorb more water – approximately 7 % more water at a temperature increase …

… protection are needed now more than ever – whether about the climate crisis, air, soil or water pollution, or sustainable chemistry. Strong environmental policy … include: proposals for environmentally friendly mobility for liveable cities; clean air campaigns; information about nitrogen emissions during the diesel debate; …

… new UBA study is an analysis of which subsidies are promoting climate change, impairing the quality of water, soil and air, which lead to health problems and which increase the consumption of land and … "The commuter allowance encourages urban sprawl and traffic growth. The associated air pollution and noise are a burden on our health. The elimination of the commuter …

… Sea, natural oscillations in water masses (also known as ‘seiches’) and changes in air pressure contribute to this phenomenon. The most severe storm surge in the … Sea, natural oscillations in water masses (also known as ‘seiches’) and changes in air pressure contribute to this phenomenon. The most severe storm surge in the …

… of influence such as the redistribution of masses in the ocean, wind conditions and air-pressure conditions might either increase or decrease the global development. … of influence such as the redistribution of masses in the ocean, wind conditions and air-pressure conditions might either increase or decrease the global development. …

… include not only raw materials but also land, environmental media (water, soil, air), flow resources (e.g. geothermal, wind, tidal, and solar energy), and …