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  • News from 04.04.2025 | Last changed: 04.04.2025

    More cooperation required to tackle PFAS pollution in soil

    Wildschein im Wald

    … Adobe Stocl The conference “PFAS in soil – forever pollution, forever concern?” focused on soil pollution caused by PFAS. Some 150 participants from science, public institutions, industry and … contamination and show that PFAS enter the environment via various routes and cause long-term pollution (“forever chemicals”). Rastatt, Germany : A large-scale PFAS …

  • Press release 46/2024 from 02.12.2024 | Last changed: 05.12.2024

    13th German Ecodesign Award honours ten outstanding ideas for the future

    Auf dem Bild sind alle Mitglieder der Jury für den Bundespreis Ecodesign 2024 zu sehen.

    … methods can reduce the consumption of resources and promote the sustainable use of materials." Special prize awarded for Timeless Design This year also … enduring aesthetic that transcends short-term trends. It combines a high quality of use with a clear design language, creating products that will last for generations. Thonet's coffee house chair is a prime example of these design principles. Due to its visionary …

  • Press release 21/2024 from 14.05.2024 | Last changed: 03.06.2024

    29 municipalities honoured for their exemplary organic waste collection

    auf einem Gehweg steht vor einer grünen Hecke eine braune Mülltonne, auf der "Bioabfälle" steht und aus der Gartenabfälle herausgucken

    … from the federal government to municipal waste disposal companies and private households. Campaigns such as the organic waste bin challenge make an outstanding … the quality of the products created and can lead to pollutants entering the soil used for agriculture. For this reason, the ⁠UBA⁠ welcomes the fact that the organic waste campaign is focusing not only on increasing the quantity of organic waste, but also on the quality …

  • Press release 09/2016 from 17.03.2016 | Last changed: 23.01.2017

    UBA emissions data for 2015 indicate urgent need for consistent implementation of Climate Action Programme 2020

    many cars on a motorway

    … the previous year and lower fuel prices resulted in a slight increase of greenhouse gas emissions in 2015, says a short-term forecast by the German Environment … which was adopted in December 2014 is not yet reflected in the current data because many measures only started in the course of 2015. The major reason for the rise … Demand for heat energy was higher, and households and other small-scale consumers used more natural gas in particular. Result: emissions increased by 4.5 million …

  • Press release 37/2023 from 13.10.2023 | Last changed: 17.10.2023

    “Invisible” e-waste: Furniture, clothing or smart-home products can also be electrical appliances

    old electrical appliances, such as PC, computer screen and laptop

    … recycling must increase Electrical and electronic equipment does not belong in household waste. Source: mekcar / Fotolia.com All products that have a plug, a battery … they can be recycled in an environmentally sound and high-quality manner. And because this is not always clear, the motto of this year's “E-Waste Day” points this … devices are disposed of incorrectly – for example in residual or bulky waste, in used textile containers, in construction waste or metal scrap.” As a result, raw …

  • News from 01.11.2024 | Last changed: 18.11.2025

    Showcasing an Innovative Dialogue Model for Global Cooperation

    A group of international participants at the main stage of the HSC 2024

    … of a practical tool for implementations, enabling participants to address root causes of challenges in real-world cases they themselves proposed. The aim was to … challenges.  Building on the insights from the process, the HSC session used an interactive format to continue the work on how collective efforts could …

  • Press release 51/2014 from 14.11.2014 | Last changed: 23.01.2017

    Hendricks and Krautzberger honour winners of Federal Ecodesign Award 2014

    Logo: Bundespreis ecodesign

    … Ecodesign Directive as well as design education and training are key to this, because a sustainable future worth living must also be designed and therefore we need … It is astonishing how quiet this 18-tonne truck is, making it ideal for urban use. Its low energy requirement and its improved operating distance make the E-FORCE … Glomb and Rasa Weber, of Studio Blond & Bieber for their Algaemy project which uses algae as a pigment in textile printing. Source: Sandra Kühnapfel / Kühnapfel …

  • Cover from 12.12.2025

    NiCE - Sessions & Study Trip

    … & organisation: Karl Eckert, UBA Further information: AdNEB project website   Re-use of Vacant Space in City Centers & Good Practices in Graz Further information …   Engaging Industrial Stakeholders in Circular Practices: Lessons from the REUSE2030 Project This interactive workshop will examine how SMEs and industrial … resource-efficient and low-impact practices. Building on insights from the REUSE2030 project, participants will jointly reflect on effective strategies for …

  • Green procurement: Article / Tender recommendation / Environmental criteria from 03.05.2017 | Last changed: 12.03.2024

    Environmental aspects in contract award procedures

    Golden paragraph mark surrounded by grey and white paragraph sign

    … public procurement] (2019) provides specific information on the legal options for using EMAS in public tenders. Overview Nationale Regelungen Bekanntmachung der … public procurement] (2019) provides specific information on the legal options for using EMAS in public tenders. … Environmental aspects in contract award procedures …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    BD-I-1: Phenological changes in wild plant species

    The picture shows a coltsfoot plant in flower while the plant is peeking out from under snow cover.

    … data as well as climate-related data are averaged over periods of 30 years. Using the so-called phenological clock to compare the mean starting points of … to changed climatic conditions. On the other, changes in development cycles caused by climate change also indicate consequential impacts on biodiversity. … of the consequences of such changes in relationships between plants and animals caused by phenological shifts. This is why at this point in time it is only possible …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 11.12.2024

    WW-I-1: Terrestrially stored water

    The picture shows a section of a satellite photograph of the Earth. In the upper margin of the photograph is a radiant sun. On the Earth, clouds and a deep-blue ocean are visible.

    … its follow-up mission GRACE-FO (GRACE Follow-On, 2018–2023). These satellites are used to observe temporary fluctuations in the Earth’s gravitational field. Mass … its follow-up mission GRACE-FO (GRACE Follow-On, 2018–2023). These satellites are used to observe temporary fluctuations in the Earth’s gravitational field. Mass …

  • Newsletter from 24.07.2023 | Last changed: 24.07.2023

    EU News – New UBA Publications, Statements and Events - No.: 3/2023

    … fell by 6 percent year-on-year, driven by the economic situation. Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2022. Executive Summary of VET-Report: Stationary installations … New European Bauhaus – AdNEB” Urban spaces are confronted with diverse competing uses. There is high development pressure on inner-city land, especially in growing … and roughly commercial waste and construction and demolition waste are considered using the life cycle assessment method. The… Series Texte Page number 321 Year of …