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  • Article from 19.03.2015 | Last changed: 04.04.2016

    Waste classification

    Glass container contains white glass bottles, but also plastic waste

    … and designed according to different principles . The classification can be based on substance or on source of generation. last update on 19.03.2015 National and … codes, e.g. 170410* for cables containing oil, coal tar and other hazardous substances, and 170411 for cables other than those mentioned in 170410. Waste … codes, e.g. 170410* for cables containing oil, coal tar and other hazardous substances, and 170411 for cables other than those mentioned in 170410. Waste …

  • Article from 05.07.2016 | Last changed: 12.07.2016

    Waste types

    Several large trash cans

    … disposal and are thus essential waste-law enforcement instruments. However, a given substance or object does not necessarily become waste simply by virtue of being … The determining factor in this regard is whether the owner of a given object or substance disposes of it, wishes to dispose of it, or is required by law to dispose it of. Under German law, a given object or substance is to be regarded as waste insofar as a waste management technique such as …

  • Article from 07.12.2021 | Last changed: 07.12.2021

    Ammunition in the sea

    Gefahren durch Munitionsaltlasten für Schifffahrt, Fischerei, menschliche Gesundheit und das Meeresökosystem

    … were used in the 1st World War; during World War II, they were only produced. The substances in question are: predominantly sulphur mustard (skin irritant), Tabun … reaction of the warfare agents with water through hydrolysis produces less toxic substances. Exceptions are tough-lost (mixture of S-lost and thickening agent) and … were used in the 1st World War; during World War II, they were only produced. The substances in question are: predominantly sulphur mustard (skin irritant), Tabun …

  • Article from 15.06.2020 | Last changed: 24.06.2020

    Examples of Good Practice In Natech Risk Management

    … natural hazards, like earthquakes or floods, in installations containing hazardous substances which may cause harm to humans or the environment? Below you will find … natural hazards, like earthquakes or floods, in installations containing hazardous substances which may cause harm to humans or the environment? Below you will find …

  • Article from 15.06.2020 | Last changed: 16.07.2020

    Natural Hazards Triggering Technical Accidents (Natech)

    Lightning and technical installation

    … of private houses but also led to accidents at installations containing hazardous substances. They can cause releases of hazardous substances, fire, and explosions endangering people and significantly pollute the … accident scenarios, used for design and layout of facilities where hazardous substances are or may be present. Natech risk management requires the involvement of …

  • Article from 13.05.2020 | Last changed: 10.06.2020

    Member States launch call for evidence on broad PFAS restriction

    questionnaire

    … manufacture, the placing on the market and the use of all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the EU. Companies, scientists and NGOs are invited to fill in … using PFAS, companies selling products(mixtures and articles) produced with these substances as well as companies using PFAS alternatives, scientists and NGOs are … manufacture, the placing on the market and the use of all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in the EU. Companies, scientists and NGOs are invited to fill in …

  • Article from 31.07.2020 | Last changed: 20.11.2025

    Non-Chemical Alternatives for Rodent Control (NoCheRo)

    Die Silhouette einer Ratte vor grünem Hintergrund

    … mice) today mainly relies on the use of anticoagulant rodenticides (AR). These substances are toxic for reproduction and with few exceptions persistent, … days to target rodents. Finally, the development of resistance against these active substances has been documented in different countries. In Europe, rodenticides are …

  • Article from 26.05.2020 | Last changed: 30.07.2020

    FAQ formaldehyde regulations for wood-based materials & furniture

    … why is it found in wood-based materials and furniture? Formaldehyde is a harmful substance that irritates the mucous membranes and eyes. On the basis of the latest … is DIN EN 16516: “Construction products: Assessment of release of dangerous substances - Determination of emissions into indoor air”. This EU-harmonised test …

  • Article from 22.02.2024 | Last changed: 19.05.2025

    German Environmental Survey, GerES VI (2023-2024)

    a colorful picture with many different faces

    … Taking a blood sample fo investigation of exposure to pollutants such as persistent substance that accumulate in the body e.g. metals, PFAS and pesticides. A brief … Taking a blood sample fo investigation of exposure to pollutants such as persistent substance that accumulate in the body e.g. metals, PFAS and pesticides. A brief …

  • Article from 15.05.2020 | Last changed: 18.05.2020

    Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API)

    … EU Watch List (EU COM 2015/495). In 2016 the German federal states measured these substances at 24 monitoring sites. The EU Commission published the “Review of the … concentration). The Review also proposes new standards for a number of API. The substances included in the national monitoring programme are prescribed in the … treatment p Source: Umweltbundesamt Downloads: (9.28 kB) Endocrine active substances Synthetic hormones such as 17-Alpha-ethinylestradiol (EE2), an active …

  • Article from 30.08.2023 | Last changed: 30.08.2023

    Nickel in particulate matter

    Ein rauchender Schornstein vor bewölktem Himmel.

    … / fotolia.com Nickel belongs to the heavy metals and usually occurs bound to other substances. In ambient air arsenic is measured bound to particulate matter. last … heavy metal … Nickel belongs to the heavy metals and usually occurs bound to other substances. In ambient air arsenic is measured bound to particulate matter. … Nickel …