… This is why CCS cannot replace the phase-out of coal, gas and oil, or the increased use of wood instead of concrete in the construction industry. It should only be used for truly unavoidable CO ₂ emissions. With highly ambitious policies for the …

… scale and has proposed adoption of a global chemicals strategy. “The production and use of chemicals in a globalised world has long ceased to be a national matter. The … be reduced. Press release No. 46/2011 | 06.10.2011 UBA also recommends banning the use of especially problematic chemicals completely in certain applications. … “The effect of a European ban on the use of short-chain chlorinated paraffins (used as a coolant in metalworking) has been to introduce many processes in …

… other things the social-ecological justice of our current transport system, greenhouse gas emissions from video streaming, and the status of the energy system … unified Germany: a plus for the environment too The Brocken peak in the Harz, once used for espionage purposes, now lies in the Harz National Park. Source: ohenze / …

… factor will once again climb to over 600 grammes per kilowatt hour. This is because energy suppliers used more lignite and brown coal to produce electricity in 2007. The carbon dioxide …

… product range. “Substances with these properties do not belong in the products we use in our daily lives. They must be substituted,” said Flasbarth. He has reminded … Anyone seeking to avoid contact with substances of very high concern can make use of his right to information. REACH places the onus of providing information on … that contain more than 0.1 percent of a substance of very high concern which is used in a total volume of more than one tonne per year. Associated content Links A …