… are multiplied by the following weighting factors: Group 1 ─ Low-risk active substances: factor 1, Group 2 ─ Approved active substances (standard): factor 8, Group 3 ─ Candidates for Substitution (CfS): factor 16, Group 4 ─ Non-approved active substances: factor 64. The sales figures of all pesticides weighted in this way are …

… Table 1 Key Facts DB v3 Table 1: The database in numbers – number of active substances including their metabolites or transformation products with detections … contain this medium: Tables … Table 1: The database in numbers – number of active substances including their metabolites or transformation products with detections …

… organisations discussed the risks of perfluorinated and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) in soils at the Federal Press Office in Berlin. 200 people from 26 … organisations discussed the risks of perfluorinated and polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS) in soils at the Federal Press Office in Berlin. 200 people from 26 …

… NonHazCity 3 Building Award: Policies for non-hazardous buildings No substances should escape from building products that could endanger soil and … EU Interreg Program for the Baltic Sea Region. The project aims to reduce hazardous substances in the construction sector and to support circular construction. A …

… being metabolised—or sometimes even in their original form—many pharmaceutical substances are excreted by the human body and enter wastewater systems through … treatment plants are not capable of completely removing all pharmaceutical substances. As a result, treated water often still contains traces of pharmaceuticals, which are discharged into surface waters. These substances pose risks to aquatic life, including fish, algae, amphibians, and other …