… 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 …

… since 1.1.2021, this implementation guide is aimed at all companies or institutions that deal with plastic waste on a crossborder basis. In particular, this includes … with the VVA and the handling in practice of the definitions explained in more detail in Correspondents’ Guidelines No. 12. Herunterladen Reihe Broschüren …

… second chapter to make liquefied natural gas a transitional solution and to ensure that the supply of gas is as environmentally friendly as possible are to make more efficient use of the gas pipeline infrastructure in Europe, to make the LNG … identified major potential savings for industry if gas-intensive products are made more recyclable. The focus of the fourth chapter turns to supplier countries and …

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

… in Berlin. 200 people from 26 countries followed the conference via live stream. More international cooperation is needed to effectively counter the worldwide spread … industry, PFAS were introduced from the soil into the groundwater and crops, so that the drinking water was also contaminated locally. In Korsør (Denmark), the … now also available for the mineralisation of PFAS in aqueous concentrates. Nevertheless, the concentration step remains a key technical challenge. Currently, the …

… 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 …

… and quickly. In this project a user-friendly Excel application has been developed that provides an estimation of the climate impact of a single flight that is much more detailed than a simple constant factor. Users simply need to enter the origin …

… manner How behavioural science findings can make environmental-policy instruments more effective How behavioural science findings can make environmental-policy instruments more effective Which factors are relevant for environmental decisions? How can …

… of European countries, which have the potential to contribute to the necessary, more sustainable shaping of food systems. These niche innovations are presented in … the food system. The findings from this collection of profiles lead to an outlook that shows which next steps would be necessary to strengthen niche innovations in …