Environment and Environmental Management
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The Environmental Protection Group is part of the, Department of Facility Management (Dezernat 4), Infrastructural Facility Management Division (SG 4.4) and is responsible for the corporate environmental protection and the implementation of the environmental management system in accordance with EMAS.
Corporate Environmental Protection
The tasks of corporate environmental protection include:
- Organization of environmentally sound and economic waste disposal
- Advice and support in the establishment and operation of facilities for handling water-polluting substances
- Advice on the approval, operation, inspection, testing and monitoring of facilities subject to the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG)
- Advice on the occurrence of emissions due to noise and odors
- Advice on and monitoring of compliance with regulations on storage, provision, packaging, transport and handover of dangerous goods
Contact
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Waste Management Officer / Immission Control Officer
NameChristian Belosa
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Gewässerschutz
NameRené Hennig
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Environmental management according to EMAS
Since 2003 the TU Dresden has an environmental management system according to EMAS (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme). By participating in EMAS, the TU Dresden shows that it is committed to environmental protection beyond the required level and that, as an educational institution, it sees its task in continuously reviewing environmental aspects and communicating environmental awareness in research and teaching as well as implementing it in its daily work. As a consequence, the university has issued environmental guidelines that reflect the focus of the environment-oriented policy at the TU Dresden. EMAS requires participating organizations to undergo regular validation by a state-approved environmental auditor and to show their commitment in an environmental report.
General information on environmental management
Operational procedures and processes at the TU Dresden cause direct and indirect environmental impacts through resource consumption, as waste generators, through traffic movements and through land use on campus.
Information about the TU Dresden's commitment to sustainable development
Contact
Environmental Management Officer/ Head of Unit
NameKathrin Brömmer
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Environmental Coordinator
NameDr. Ines Herr
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Environmental Coordinator
NameStephan Schöps
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Koordinatorin Nachhaltiger Campus
NameUlrike Seiler
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