The final goal of the EUROWET project is to integrate the substantial multidisciplinary European research in wetlands to help attain the sustainable management of the water cycle. This will be achieved by the translation of state-of-the art science developed at both national and European levels, into practical guidance for end-users. This will be achieved by a comprehensive review, expert assessment and a focussed dissemination strategy. There is considerable scientific knowledge and technical experience gained in diverse aspects of wetland science and management including hydrology, biogeochemistry, ecology restoration, socio-economic and policy analysis. However the results of research and management experience are still too fragmentary and not sufficiently orientated to problem-solving or simply inadequately framed to be effectively transferred to, or used by, stakeholders and policy-makers. Simultaneously the general outcome of the scientific research has been increased awareness of the significance of wetlands in delivering goods and services important for human welfare including quality of life, biodiversity conservation and maintenance or enhancement of environment quality. Despite this wetlands continue to be degraded and lost throughout Europe without adequate consideration of the wider benefits to be achieved from this management. The new Water Framework Directive (WFD) promotes a unique opportunity to redress this problem by means of the holistic, integrated approach to water management. There is currently in preparation horizontal guidance on Wetlands as part of the Common Implementation Strategy (CIS) process. There is however work still to be done on providing more specific scientific and technical guidance on the effective implementation of the Directive with respect to wetlands. This is particularly the case in relation to Integrated River Management, the CIS cluster within which wetlands are being considered in the WFD.
Teil der Statistik "Erhebung der öffentl. Abwasserents. - Klärschlamm" Information zur Statistik ========================= Code: EVAS-Nr. 32214 Inhalt: Erhebung der öffentlichen Abwasserentsorgung – Klärschlamm Erläuterung: Die jährlich durchgeführte Erhebung erfasst die Mengendaten über Verwendung und Verbleib des Klärschlamms nach § 7 Absatz 2 Nummer 7 Umweltstatistikgesetz (UStatG). Erhoben werden die Mengendaten über Verwertung und Verbleib des Klärschlamms. Außerdem werden als sogenannte Bilanzdaten zusätzliche Angaben über Teilmengen des entsorgten Klärschlamms, der in ein anderes Bundesland oder ins Ausland verbracht wurde, erhoben. Darüber hinaus werden Angaben über die Mengen des Klärschlamms erfragt, die im Berichtsjahr von anderen Abwasserbehandlungsanlagen bezogen, an andere Abwasserbehandlungsanlagen abgegeben bzw. zwischengelagert wurden. Die statistischen Ämter der Bundesländer stellen die Ergebnisse nach Kreisen und kreisfreien Städten dar. Rechtsgrundlagen und andere Vereinbarungen: - Europäische Union: Richtlinie des Rates vom 12. Juni 1986 über den Schutz der Umwelt und insbesondere der Böden bei der Verwendung von Klärschlamm in der Landwirtschaft (86/278/EWG) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Umweltstatistikgesetz (UStatG) vom 16. August 2005 (BGBl. I S. 2446) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Bundesstatistikgesetz (BStatG) vom 22. Januar 1987 (BGBl. I S. 462, 565) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Klärschlammverordnung (AbfKlärV) vom 15. April 1992 (BGBl. I S. 912)in der jeweils geltenden Fassung.
Teil der Statistik "Erhebung der öffentl. Abwasserents. - Klärschlamm" Raum: Sachsen-Anhalt Gesamt Information zur Statistik ========================= Code: EVAS-Nr. 32214 Inhalt: Erhebung der öffentlichen Abwasserentsorgung – Klärschlamm Erläuterung: Die jährlich durchgeführte Erhebung erfasst die Mengendaten über Verwendung und Verbleib des Klärschlamms nach § 7 Absatz 2 Nummer 7 Umweltstatistikgesetz (UStatG). Erhoben werden die Mengendaten über Verwertung und Verbleib des Klärschlamms. Außerdem werden als sogenannte Bilanzdaten zusätzliche Angaben über Teilmengen des entsorgten Klärschlamms, der in ein anderes Bundesland oder ins Ausland verbracht wurde, erhoben. Darüber hinaus werden Angaben über die Mengen des Klärschlamms erfragt, die im Berichtsjahr von anderen Abwasserbehandlungsanlagen bezogen, an andere Abwasserbehandlungsanlagen abgegeben bzw. zwischengelagert wurden. Die statistischen Ämter der Bundesländer stellen die Ergebnisse nach Kreisen und kreisfreien Städten dar. Rechtsgrundlagen und andere Vereinbarungen: - Europäische Union: Richtlinie des Rates vom 12. Juni 1986 über den Schutz der Umwelt und insbesondere der Böden bei der Verwendung von Klärschlamm in der Landwirtschaft (86/278/EWG) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Umweltstatistikgesetz (UStatG) vom 16. August 2005 (BGBl. I S. 2446) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Bundesstatistikgesetz (BStatG) vom 22. Januar 1987 (BGBl. I S. 462, 565) in der jeweils geltenden Fassung. - Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Klärschlammverordnung (AbfKlärV) vom 15. April 1992 (BGBl. I S. 912)in der jeweils geltenden Fassung.
Gemäß Artikel 16 der EU - Richtlinie über die Behandlung von kommunalem Abwasser (91/271/EWG) hat jeder Mitgliedstaat alle zwei Jahre einen Lagebericht über die Beseitigung von kommunalen Abwässern und Klärschlamm in ihrem Zuständigkeitsbereich zu veröffentlichen. Die hier abgebildeten Daten sind aus einer Liste der Einleitungsstellen aller Kläranlagen mit einer Ausbaugröße größer 2 000 EW (Stand 31.12.2014) mit Angaben über Ausbaugröße, Belastung einschließlich Zu- und Ablaufkonzentrationen bzw. Frachten erstellt. Zusätzlich wurde eine räumliche Zuordnung nach der Lage zu den Wasserkörpern der Wasserrahmenrichtlinie (WRRL) berechnet.
Community Directive 80/779/EEC specifies maximum permissible levels of sulphur dioxide in the ambient air. Intercomparisons organized by DG XI in support of the implementation of this Directive have shown differences in excess of 10 percent between central laboratories and in excess of 30 percent between network monitors. The aim of the project was to improve the analytical technique and agreement between results. STATUS: In the first intercomparison the values obtained ranged from 78 to 94 nmol/mol. In the final stage the sampling procedure had been improved (dead volume minimised, length of sampling line minimised, sufficient equilibration time). All laboratories agreed to within a range of 4 nmol/mol. Prime Contractor: L'Air Liquide Belge, Schelle, BE.
Stand: 01.10.2013 Klärschlammbericht Jahr: 2012 Land: Baden-Württemberg Klärschlammaufkommen Gesamtmengen aus kommunalen Abwasserbehandlungsanlagen 236.178 Tonnen Trockensubstanz (t TS) Klärschlammverwertung in der Landwirtschaft Gesamtmenge (in t TS) 5.264 t TS davon Verwertung auf Flächen - innerhalb des Bundeslandes - in anderen Bundesländern - in anderen Staaten 1.564 t TS 3.700 t TS 0 t TS Klärschlammgehalte Angabe der Mittelwerte (gewichtetes arithmetisches Mittel) der landwirtschaftlich verwerteten Klärschlämme Blei Cadmium Chrom Kupfer Nickel Quecksilber Zink AOX35,1 0,7 41,3 345,6 34,1 0,5 812,8 181,7mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kgPCB 28 PCB 52 PCB 101 PCB 138 PCB 153 PCB 180 PCDD/F0,005 0,007 0,008 0,013 0,012 0,009 5,6mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg mg/kg ng/kg TE Gesamtstickstoff Ammoniumstickstoff Phosphat (P2O5) Kaliumoxid (K2O) Magnesiumoxid (MgO)3,79 0,69 5,31 0,39 1,10% TS % TS % TS % TS % TSTrockensubstanz Organ. Substanz pH-Wert bas. wirksame Stoffe (CaO)25,0 47,0 6,9 11,7% % TS % TS Klärschlammbehandlung Angabe in % vom landwirtschaftlich verwerteten Klärschlammaufkommen 5.264 t TS (Abweichung 0,1% durch Rundungsfehler). biologisch chemisch thermisch 92,9 --- 0,5 % % % langfristig gelagert entseucht sonst. Behandlung 4,5 --- 2,0 % % % Gemeinsamer Erfassungsbogen aufgrund Art. 17 der Richtlinie des Rates vom 12. Juni 1986 über den Schutz der Umwelt und insbesondere der Böden bei der Verwendung von Klärschlamm in der Landwirtschaft (86/278/EWG) und Art. 5 der Richtlinie des Rates vom 23. Dezember 1991 zur Vereinheitlichung und zweckmäßigen Gestaltung der Berichte über die Durchführung bestimmter Umweltschutzrichtlinien (91/692/EWG) sowie §7 Abs. 8 der Klärschlammverordnung (AbfKlärV) LUBW, Referat 35 Abfallwirtschaft, Chemikaliensicherheit Postfach 10 01 63, 76231 Karlsruhe Klärschlammbericht 2012
CULT-STRAT will establish a scientific reference for developing strategies for policy and decision-makers on European and national levels within the CAFE Programme and for heritage managers for strategic decisions at local level. It will do this through a choice of material indicators and pollution threshold levels based on best available scientific data including deterioration models, spatial distribution and mapping of pollutants and of stock of materials at risk, cost estimates, comparison studies off different conservation approaches. Damage caused to objects of cultural heritage belongs to the most serious among the detrimental effects of anthropogenic air pollutants as it endangers a vital part of the European identity. There is therefore an urgent need to include the impact of pollutants on cultural heritage alongside the human health and parts of the ecosystem that are already concerned in the EU Directives on urban air quality. This is especially relevant for the CAFE (Clean Air for Europe) programme of the Commission and the Community interventions through the 'Culture 2000' framework programme and the structural funds. The overall aim is to identify material indicators and threshold levels of pollutants to be used for development of strategies for sustainable maintenance and preventive conservation of European cultural heritage and air quality policy to reduce damage. The models will permit ranking of the effects of pollutants on corrosion and soiling of materials. The air pollution models will be related to local fluxes, including indoor concentrations. The stock of cultural heritage materials at risk in selected areas (Paris, Rome, Florence, Prague, Madrid, and Berlin) will be used for assessment and mapping of areas where cultural heritage objects are endangered. Prime Contractor: Korrosionsinstitutet Sci AB, R&D Department Atmospheric Corrosion, Stockholm SE.
LEnSE is a research project that responds to the growing need in Europe for assessing a building's sustainability performance. The project draws on the existing knowledge available in Europe on building assessment methodologies. LEnSE aims to develop a truly holistic methodology that addresses the overall, integrating concept of sustainability. The main objective of LEnSE is to develop a methodology for the assessment of the sustainability performance of existing, new and renovated buildings, which is broadly accepted by the European stakeholders involved in sustainable construction. This methodology will allow for future labelling of buildings, in analogy with the Energy Performance Directive. The work should result in increased awareness of the European stakeholders and will allow adequate policy implementation on sustainable construction. The project consists of three main themes. The first theme is the identification and scope of the issues which need to be included in a sustainability assessment. This has to be wide enough to be acceptable and limited enough to be practicable. A broad consensus on these issues will be reached through strategic consultation of the relevant stakeholders. The second theme is the actual development of the assessment methodology. The content of the assessment will be developed for a limited, but representative range of key issues. Guidelines on how to address local variations will be provided. This work will be validated by the development of a prototype tool and tested on case study buildings. The key stakeholders on the European and national level will be highly involved in the development of the methodology, to guarantee a wide acceptance and implementation of the project results. These consultations will include national meetings with stakeholders and trans-national expert workshops. Thematic -stepping stone- publications, will serve as strategic reference and discussion documents for the stakeholder consultation rounds. Prime Contractor: Centre Scientifique et Technique de la Construction; Bruxelles; Belgium.
The scientific evidence base to support credible risk assessment for the design of appropriate microbial standards for bathing waters is insufficient. This is particularly true for Mediterranean waters, for new member states and for effects associated with exposure to toxic algal products. This is a pressing problem as Directive 76/160/EEC is currently in the process of amendment by the EU. It is therefore intended to address three questions, namely: a. What is the nature and level of the risk and how does exposure affect risk? b. What level of protection is afforded by the threshold values in Directive 76/160/EEC and CEC (2004)? c. How do the risks vary between fresh and marine waters and does the 1:2 ratio of the faecal indicator threshold values in coastal waters vs freshwaters ensure a comparable level of protection? In the first 12 months, this proposal will (i) complete a literature review and meta-analysis of current epidemiological data derived principally from UK and German studies, (ii) define data gaps restricting the application of credible health-evidence-based policy to bathing water standards outside these regions and (iii) design and agree a suitable research protocol for filling these data gaps. The second twelve months of research (from month 13 to 24) will (iv) implement this protocol and the project will deliver (v) a scientific report of the findings and detailed policy interpretation before the project end, i.e. 36 months following commencement. Prime Contractor: University Wales, University College Aberystwyth; Aberystwyth; Aberystwyth.
The Commission proposal of Groundwater Directive COM(2003)550 developed under Article 17 of the Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) sets out criteria for the assessment of the chemical status of groundwater, which is based on existing Community quality standards (nitrates, pesticides and biocides) and on the requirement for Member States to identify pollutants and threshold values that are representative of groundwater bodies found as being at risk, in accordance with the analysis of pressures and impacts carried out under the WFD. In the light of the above, the objectives of BRIDGE are: i) to study and gather scientific outputs which could be used to set out criteria for the assessment of the chemical status of groundwater, ii) to derive a plausible general approach, how to structure relevant criteria appropriately with the aim to set representative groundwater threshold values scientifically sound and defined at national river basin district or groundwater body level, iii) to check the applicability and validity by means of case studies at European scale, iv) to undertake additional research studies to complete the available data, v) and to carry out an environmental impact assessment taking into account the economic and social impacts. The project shall be carried out at European level, involving a range of stakeholders and efficiently linking the scientific and policy-making communities. Considering the requirement of the diary of the Groundwater Daughter Directive proposal, which implies that groundwater pollutants and related threshold values should be identified before December 2005 and listed by June 2006, the duration of the project should be 24 months. In that way the proposed research will contribute to provide research elements that will be indispensable for preparing discussions on further steps of the future Groundwater Directive. Prime Contractor: Bureau de Recherches Geologiques et Minieres, Service Analyse et Caracterisation Minerale, Paris FR
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