German Environmental Agency

The German Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt) is Germany’s primary governmental body responsible for protecting the environment. It conducts research, provides scientific data, and develops policies to improve air and water quality, reduce pollution, and promote sustainable use of resources. The agency also assesses environmental risks and advises the government on environmental legislation. Its work helps ensure a healthier environment for current and future generations, supporting Germany’s commitment to ecological sustainability and climate protection.