Environmental research

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The Environmental Research claimed causalities uncover in environmental affairs, and has emerged as a research to protect the natural environment. In some cases, research on the understanding of ecological relationships ( ecology ) is also understood as environmental research.

Often environmental research is reduced to a scientific approach; In addition, there are also social and legal approaches to environmental research, as well as integrative environmental research that includes natural and engineering as well as social science approaches.

All external conditions of the "environment" structure are registered by environmental research and the facts obtained are related to one another. The relationships in nature are extremely complex. The way in which environmental research is presented is therefore extremely variable and interdisciplinary : On the one hand it can be more about chemical substances , on another time it can be more about the redesign of landscapes or energetic issues. Environmental research develops the basis for action in environmental protection and environmental protection.

In Germany there are various institutes and research facilities that specialize in environmental research or in which environmental research is a particular focus. The most famous institutions of this type include:

literature

  • Markus Braun (ed.): Out of balance , 2008, ISBN 978-3-9521520-1-0
  • Achim Daschkeit, Winfried Schröder (Ed.) Cross-thinking environmental research: Perspectives of integrative environmental research and teaching Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-642-63737-7

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Individual evidence

  1. cf. Engelbert Schramm criticism of the reduced environmental terms In: occupational safety and environmental history. Small historical library, Vol. 4. Cologne 1990, pp. 52–66
  2. cf. Emeis, Stefan 60 years of environmental research in Werdenfelser Land In: Lech-Isar Land 2014. Heimatkundliches Jahrbuch des Heimatverband Lech Isar Land eV Weilheim 2014, pp. 185–216