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PFAS: More trifluoroacetic acid in rain and water

From the air through the rain into the water: Trifluoroacetic acid, which is part of the PFAS, is very mobile and at the same...
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Ice dome in northern Greenland completely melted 7,000 years ago

Researchers on the ice of Prudhoe Dome in Greenland. © Jason Briner/University at Buffalo The Prudhoe Dome in northwest Greenland now consists of an ice...
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On the road with writing women

Mary Shelley, Else Lasker-Schuler and Simone de Beauvoir: These women not only wrote and left important works behind. They are also connected by a...
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How harmful is bouldering for nature?

Outdoor bouldering is a form of free climbing. Athletes climb rock faces without rope insurance. © gregepperson/iStock Outdoor bouldering is a popular sport in...
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Rivers in protected areas are not well protected

Europe's rivers benefit little from current protected areas, such as the Vindelälven in the Swedish nature reserve Vindelfjällen. © Danny CP Lau In Europe,...
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On the trail of Mars’ secrets

The red planet in the sights of research. © enot-poloskun/iStock About atmospheric phenomena, friendliness of life and inner values: In the January issue, BILD DER...
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Hydrogen emissions contribute to global warming

“Green” hydrogen is considered a climate-friendly energy source, but can also be harmful to the climate. © audioundwerbung/ iStock Hydrogen is considered an important component...
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This makes Christmas presents more sustainable

For many people, gifts are a part of Christmas. © Hispanolistic/iStock Christmas brings joy, but often also a lot of waste. It's not just wrapping...
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“Natural” microplastic filter for washing machines

Washing machines are one of the main sources of microplastics. © AzmanJaka/iStock Microplastics are suspected of harming the health of humans and animals. The...
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CO2 removal: possibilities, opportunities and risks for Germany

The German climate goals can only be achieved if CO2 removal is used in addition to reducing emissions. © Anon Pitipong/ iStock In the Climate...
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Christmas tree: would you rather be natural or made of plastic?

Would you rather have a real fir tree or a plastic tree? © Pressmaster/iStock In the run-up to Christmas, many of us decide between a...
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Sodium deficiency forces large wild animals to search for salt

Elephants, giraffes and rhinos live primarily where there is enough salt. © murat4art/iStock In some regions and many nature reserves in Africa there is a...
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Ingredients in candles are often inadequately labeled

Candles are often made from waxes that are harmful to the climate or the environment. © Ridofranz/iStock Candles are in high season in the run-up...
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Bioplastic – promising or not?

Bioplastic is primarily used for packaging. © Lisovskaya/iStock Plastics are an increasingly big problem for our planet. They consist of increasingly scarce petroleum, quickly end...
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How Germany’s oil and gas trade affects the environment

Natural gas pipeline in Germany. © abadonian/iStock If the German state buys and imports fossil fuels such as oil and gas, this has consequences for...
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Impressive and threatened lifelines

On their way from source to mouth, they create a huge network on the continents of our world. Rivers shape landscapes, provide living space,...
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“Cooking recipe” developed for artificial peat

Artificial peat from different biomasses. © Marzban / ATB Peat is a natural raw material that arises in bogs. Because of its special composition, this...
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This way the garden can be safely brought through the winter

The harsh winter weather takes its toll on some plants. © Eerik/iStock During the cold season, many animals fall into hibernation. Peace also returns to...
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Did bacteria make the reed cicada more voracious?

Reed leafhopper (Pentastiridius leporinus). © Benjamin Weiss / Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology Until recently, the reed leafhopper fed exclusively on reed grass. But...
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Why the number of sharks and rays is decreasing

A young whitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus) rests under a table coral off the coast of Indonesia. © Manuel A. Staggl Until now, scientists assumed...
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