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  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    IG-R-1: Perception of the relevance of physical climate risks in trade and

    The picture shows a woman and a man in an office sitting at a meeting table. The two formally dressed individuals are each holding a document while exchanging views. There is a glass of water on the meeting table; a plant is visible in the background. The room is illuminated by sunlight shining in.

    … voluntary basis. While initially the focus was on reporting climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions, by now other environmental impacts are added to the database … CDP-Klima) companies are asked to supply, on an annual basis, statements on greenhouse gas emissions, physical and transitory climate risks and on organisational … companies’ obligations for reporting and the submission of declarations can make a useful contribution to these endeavours. Since the middle of the 2010s, the …

  • Newsletter from 06.10.2022 | Last changed: 06.10.2022

    Newsletter "UBA aktuell" - No.: 5/2022

    … in autumn and winter Ukraine, people fear injury and death every day because of the war with Russia. In Germany, aggressive Russian policies have led to an … for climate adaptation. read more (in German) UBA CO₂ calculator: data sources and user study published Well over a million personal CO₂ balances have been prepared in the last three years using the UBA CO₂ calculator. But how does the calculator calculate these balances? …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 18.12.2024

    HUE-1: Manageability of climate change impacts

    The picture shows a woman’s head and shoulders while she looks sceptically out of a window. The window is part-shaded by an indoor blind.

    … in their own country and when they become aware of the heavy damage they have caused. Intensive reporting in the media tends to kindle the public’s awareness … government’s agency to take appropriate action, an individual’s understanding of causes, consequences and possibilities of action, as well as an individual’s own scope … prevent damage to the public’s confidence in the state’s agency, it is necessary to use the political and social discourse as a vehicle to arrive at concrete and viable …

  • Press release 30/2021 from 01.07.2021 | Last changed: 08.07.2021

    For digital environmental sustainability worldwide

    Die Erdkugel und Wörter in einer Programmiersprache.

    … availability and accessibility of digital infrastructure as well as the widespread use of digital technologies have become a key success factor for this more than ever …

  • Press release 38/2021 from 17.09.2021 | Last changed: 17.09.2021

    German Environment Agency proposes expanded cross-regulatory approach for European Commission’s “Zero Pollution Action Plan”

    A bridge over water in a city park.

    … environmental pollution. The German Environment Agency welcomes this initiative because it puts pollution prevention and reduction on a par with climate and … This requires monitoring, knowledge of pollutant properties and information on use and sources. Act quickly, in a targeted and precautionary manner, analyse the … environmental pollution. The German Environment Agency welcomes this initiative because it puts pollution prevention and reduction on a par with climate and …

  • News from 25.01.2022 | Last changed: 28.07.2022

    UBA: fossil gas and nuclear power are not sustainable

    EU-Fahnen

    … the risk may be very small, combined with the potentially immense damages caused by such accidents it constitutes a breach of the DNSH principle. Finally, there … of gas power plants rather than developing renewables and technologies to directly use electricity. They violate the principle of technology neutrality, as they are … should be addressed more stringently than in the current draft, and sunset clauses set more tightly. Regarding natural gas, this regulation would need to set …

  • News from 12.10.2018 | Last changed: 01.11.2018

    UBA supports design for a circular economy

    Discussion panel at the Circular Design Forum 2018

    … precisely what design should contribute to: allowing products and materials to be used for as long as possible. Design centres and the UBA support …

  • Press release 80/08 from 19.11.2008 | Last changed: 01.07.2013

    The Blue Angel - Active in Climate Protection

    … More than 80 percent of the Germans know the Blue Angel and almost 900 companies use it. The starting conditions for a climate label could not be better”, said Dr. … efficient devices would help save energy and, thus, prevent the release of greenhouse gases. The new climate label advises consumers as to which products are …

  • Press release 02/2017 from 16.01.2017 | Last changed: 30.01.2017

    Convincing design, not short-lived disposable goods

    Grafik mit grünem Hintergrund. Darauf ein weißer Papierflieger.

    … or a tool should not "only" become more ecological, it should also be pleasant to use or wear. And that is the main idea behind the Federal Ecodesign Award: it calls upon all designers to compete because we still need a whole lot of good ideas for long-lasting, resource-efficient … entries will be shown next year in a travelling exhibition at trade fairs and museums. Students can look forward to prize money of 1,000 euros per entry. The …

  • Press release 17/2017 from 26.04.2017 | Last changed: 12.06.2017

    One in five Germans suffers from railway noise – unnecessarily

    long train

    … noise by up to 10 dB(A). But this won't be enough, in particular on heavily used railway lines. Unlike road traffic noise, which occurs everywhere, railway … wagons should be equipped with disc brakes instead of block brakes. Disc brakes cause less wear of the wheel surface and thus prevent wheel flats which are the source …