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Climate | Energy

Best Practice in Climate Technology and Energy Efficiency in Central and Eastern Europe - Seminar Proceedings -

Climate Technology Initiative Capacity Building Seminar, Ostritz Germany

6 - 10 December 1999

The final seminar session included a summary of the seminar discussions by Dr. Mez, (Environmental Policy Research Unit, Berlin). Mr. Bashmakov (CENEf Moscow) delivered a co-presentation addressing major shortcomings in the field of energy efficiency and deriving recommendations for further capacity building  from an Eastern European perspective. Following the results of the first brainstorming se...read more

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Chemicals

French-German Expert Meeting on Risk Communication

in Context with SEVESO II Directive

Workshop on 16, and 17.12.1999

In addition major accidents-information offers the chance to increase the credibility of the facility operator and the supervisory administrative bodies and other persons involved. Research shows that risk communication makes a considerable contribution to this fact.read more

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Climate | Energy, Air

Emissions and Reduction Potentials of Hydrofluorocarbons, Perfluorocarbons and Sulphur Hexafluoride in Germany


On the basis of the historical consumption and emission levels of the three fluorinated greenhouse gases - HFCs, PFCs and SF6 - in Germany from 1995 to 1997, emissions forecasts until 2010 are elaborated for each individual application sector, with and without additional abatement measures beyond business-as-usual.  read more

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Transport

Traffic and Transport in Environmental Management

Instructions for Company Recording of Transport-related Environmental Influences

A Guide prepared on behalf of the Umweltbundesamt Berlin

The environmental influences of transport are many and diverse. They comprise not only the direct effects of the means of conveyance during operation. Transport infrastructure,  such as for example the road network, can also impair the environment substantially.read more

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Transport

Environmental impact of traffic control and information technologies for road transport


Telecommunication technologies and informatics – in short „telematics“ – experience rapid progress and increasingly influence everyday life. This includes applications in transport. The use of telematics in transport aims at - providing relevant traveller and traffic information - organisation of procedures in private and public transport - improvement of safety - optimisation of routing - linking...read more

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Economy | Consumption

Report on Best Available Techniques (BAT) in the German Ferrous Metals Processing Industry

Final Draft


The goal of this study is to provide background information on (candidate) best available techniques for environmental protection within the German ferrous metals processing industry (hot and cold rolling mills, continuous galvanising lines). It gives information on the energy and materials input and output levels of German rolling mill plants and identifies the impact of certain particular enviro...read more

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Economy | Consumption

Report on Best Available Techniques (BAT) in Copper Production

Final Draft


On September, 24th, 1996 the Council of the European Communities issued the Directive 96/61/EC on Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPC-D). This directive aims to achieve a high level of protection of the environment taken as a whole. It was enacted especially considering the common environmental goals of the EC, laid down in article 130r, EC-treaty (conservation and protection of the...read more

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Waste | Resources

General requirements for monitoring the recycling of long-lived, technically complex products with an in-depth-analysis of end-of-live vehicles


The present way of production and consumption is characterised by a more or less linear change from products into wastes, leading to constantly increasing amounts of waste. In order to change this general behaviour, more and more take-back obligations are being developed in Germany and other European Member States either on a legally binding basis or on the basis of voluntary agreement. read more

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