Pollution from the cruise ship industry is still massive, despite claims newer vessels are clean and green. No company comes recommended in NABU’s 2017 cruise ship rankings. mehr →
Covert exhaust measurements conducted by the ARD consumer TV show “Plusminus” expose the “showcase ship” of the AIDA Cruises fleet of ships as a true polluter. mehr →
The takeover of Monsanto, orchestrated by Baumann, stands in conflict with the demands of environmentalists and consumers throughout the world. mehr →
NABU has officially opened the Lake Tana Biosphere Reserve together with the Amhara Regional Government. High-ranking guests took part in the event in Bahir Dar. mehr →
NABU finds its criticism confirmed that cruise ships’ exhaust gases not only severely damage the environment but also harm human health. mehr →
From an environmental and health point of view none of the european cruise ships is recommendable at the moment. That is the result of the NABU cruise ship ranking 2016. mehr →
NABU is asking all member states of the EU to take up action on proper implementation of Sulphur Emission Control Areas (SECAs) for the shipping sector. mehr →
The conference “Greening Ports” gives the “Clean Air in Ports” team an opportunity to present the final results of project “Clean Air in Ports” to an international audience. mehr →
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The Kafa Zone still boasts large, overlapping areas of mountainous afromontane cloud forest. The region is one of the 34 “Biodiversity Hotspots” worldwide and is therefore of global significance for conservation. Around 100 woody plant and many bird and mammal species are recorded. mehr →
The lower Havel river valley is the largest and most important non-coastal wetlands area in Central Europe. The area suffered serious ecological degradation especially in the 20th century due to stream corridor construction projects. mehr →
