… of the effects of a veterinary pharmaceutical Soil organisms in manure or organisms that colonize dung pats can be impacted by the application of veterinary medical … European Union and other countries includes a requirement for “higher-tier” tests when adverse effects on dung organisms can be detected in single-species toxicity …

… Environment Agency presents recommendations for the creation of affordable housing that is environmentally, climate and resource efficient, and at the same time … Verwandte Publikationen EXURB Environmental – Sustainable interlinking of housing, work, recreation and mobility Tomorrow‘s Cities Urban Environmental Protection …

… Union Transaction Log (EUTL). It summarizes the findings and results of the two working packages of this research project. Whereas the first work package focused on the methodological foundations and economic research possibilities within the EUTL itself, the second work package undertook a hands-on analysis and evaluation of twenty entities …

… status quo, the net results for the OECD countries, the USA, India and Egypt show that methane emissions from landfilling are the main contributor to the GHG burdens. … of (organic) waste achieve a net credit (e.g. Japan). These credits are the more evident the higher recycling rates are and the more efficient energy recovery is. The findings of this study were presented in May …

… and South Asia: Synthesis and case studies for Indonesia, Vietnam, and Pakistan More and more countries are already implementing or considering the introduction of … of the research project highlight the importance of the framework conditions that need to be in place for carbon pricing to be feasible and effective in …

… Japan, and the United States in early 2021. The findings show early trends toward more sustainable behavior in nonessential material consumption, especially a reduction in purchases and the realization, that the unpurchased items were not missed. While there were likewise significant …

… be redirected to make a fundamental contribution to achieving climate targets. For more justice, social compatibility must be established and existing injustices and … be eliminated. The change in transport and mobility must be taxed in such a way that Germany retains its financial capacity to act. How this can be achieved is …

… the Article 6.4 mechanism. CDM methodologies need to be modified to align with the more rigorous requirements of Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement. Different options … The Focus is on the option to develop overarching methodological tools that can be applied to make CDM methodologies “Article 6.4 proof”. This approach is …

… discuss how research outputs on climate resilient infrastructure systems could be more consistently transferred into practice of infrastructure operation. This paper … these recommendations are funding bodies, policy makers, and standardization bodies that can influence the framework conditions under which infrastructure resilience … Erich Rome, Valerie Wischott, Alfred Olfert, Katharina Hölscher, Julia Wittmayer, Alessandro Lazari, Marianna Adinolfi, Paola Mercogliano, Lukas Dorsch, Christian …

… suitable instruments for reducing barriers were developed and impulses were given that motivate the actors and decision-makers to pay more attention to waste prevention in the future and to better implement waste …

… how rising launch numbers, new actors, expanding satellite constellations, and less visible developments such as new launch sites or planned in-orbit resource …

… of REACH and CLP. This report describes the expenditure needed to sustain this work and the funding structure of the Agency. A number of new funding mechanisms … ‘one off’ registration fee and converts it into a fee charged on an annual basis that covers the ongoing costs of the regulator (ECHA), to undertake its activities …