Hessen 2010: Auswirkungen der Wirtschafts- und Bevoelkerungsentwicklung auf die Umweltsituation

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Bericht ueber die Auswirkungen der Abfallabgabe in Baden-Wuerttemberg: Endbericht

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Diskussionsbeitraege zum Thema Arbeit und Umwelt: Tagungsband zur Arbeitstagung des Oeko-Institut e.V. vom 22./23. Maerz 1996 in Essen

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Oekologische Produktentwicklung und Produkteinfuehrung mit Oekobilanzen und Akteurskooperationen: im Auftrag der Landesanstalt fuer Umweltschutz, Baden-Wuerttemberg

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Umweltschutz im Cyberspace: zur Rolle der Telekommunikation fuer eine nachhaltige Entwicklung

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Least-cost planning in der Wasserversorgung: Endbericht

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Wir koennen nur hoffen, wenn wir selbst handeln

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Umweltauswirkungen des demographischen, sozialen und kulturellen Wandels in Schleswig-Holstein bis zum Jahre 2010: Endbericht

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Total Emission Model for Integrated Systems (TEMIS): user's guide for TEMIS version 2.0

The Oeko-Institut - a non-governmental, non-proft environmental research institute - started in 1987 a major research project on the environmental analysis of energy systems. Within this project, a computerized tool was developed, the so-called Total Emission Model for Integrated Systems (TEMIS in short). This model evaluates environmental effects of energy, transport, and material systems, i.e. air emissions (SO_2, NO_x, particulates), greenhouse gases (CO_2, CH_4, N_2O etc.), solid wastes, and land use (see OeKO/GhK 1989+1992 for details). TEMIS was developed to run on IBM/compatible PC systems. The intention of TEMIS is not to free decision-makers from their responsibility to value environmental aspects, but to support the decision-making process. Therefore, the model is strictly descriptive. The TEMIS database covers typical processes for energy, transport and material outputs which can be used for model calculations. But often, processes or systems in question may differ in efficiency, emission control, fuel type, costs etc. Hence, the model's database can be adapted to user's needs: new fuels, materials etc. can be integrated, fuel cycles changes, new processes added, and even new emission categories and residuals can be fully integrated. Furthermore, TEMIS covers environmental aspects which cannot be quantified: safety issues (accidents), ecological interference on a local scale (e.g. habitat deterioration), nonquantifiable aspects of solid wastes and land use. These are identified and expressed in terms of 'relative significance' for each resource used by energy, transport and material systems. The qualitative aspects - although often neglected - are an essential part of the environmental analysis, and an important factor for decision-making which integrates environmental aspects. Finally, TEMIS determines not only economic (internal) costs from capital, operation and fuel costs, but also external costs by monetizing air pollutants and greenhouse-gas emissions. The bases for the monetization can be either damage costs or control costs - the latter are used in TEMIS as default values if no user-specified values are applied. (orig.)Available from TIB Hannover: F99B1730 / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Technische InformationsbibliothekSIGLEDEGerman

Doktoranden-Netzwerk Oeko-Audit e.V.. Jahresbericht 1998

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