Dworak, Thomas et al. 2005: Deliverable 3 – WFD and Agriculture linkages at the EU level. Final Report about Rural Development Programmes. Ecologic/Warsaw Agricultural University, Berlin/Warsaw.

Müssner, Rainer; Stephanie Schlegel; Floor Brouwer et al. 2005: Deliverable 4 – CROSS-COMPLIANCE Facilitating the CAP reform: Compliance and competitiveness of European agriculture – Specific Targeted Research or Innovation Project (STREP) – Integrating and Strengthening the European Research Area. Ecologic – Institute for International and European Environmental Policy/Wageningen University & Research Centre, Agricultural Economics Institute, Berlin.

Herbke, Nadine; Thomas Dworak and Zbigniew M. Karaczun 2005: Deliverable 2.2 - WFD and Agriculture - Analysis of the pressures and impacts. Broaden the problem's scope. Ecologic/Warsaw Agricultural University, Berlin/Warsaw.

Brink, Patrick ten; Andrew Farmer; David Wilkinson et. al. 2005: Exploration of Options for the Implementation of the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) for Environmental Policy.

Herbke, Nadine; Britta Pielen; Jessica Ward et al. 2004: Deliverable 7 Implications of the Different Scenarios – EUROMARKET Water Liberalisation Scenarios - Analysis of the Environmental Implications of the Scenarios. Ecologic– Institute for International and European Environmental Policy/ UNESCO-IHE – Institute for Water Education.

On behalf of the German Federal Environmental Agency (UBA), Ecologic Institute examined the impacts of renewable resources on soil quality and options for sustainable cultivation. The study is available for download.

Blobel, Daniel; Markus Knigge and Benjamin Görlach 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Sustainability Impact Assessment. Concerted Action on Trade and Environment (CAT&E). Ecologic, Berlin.

Klasing, Anneke und Markus Knigge 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and European Trade Policy Development (CAT-E). Ecologic, Berlin.

Knigge, Markus 2005: Report on Trade and Multilateral Environmental Agreements (CAT-E). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

Knigge, Markus and Caroline Nuffort 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Trade in Services (CAT-E). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

Richard Tarasofsky 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Intellectual Property Rights (CAT-E). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

Tarasofsky, Richard 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism (CAT-E). Chatham House, Ecologic Institute, London, Berlin.

Hamada, Ana-Mari und Markus Knigge 2005: Report on Trade, Environment, and Transparency and Participation (CAT-E). Earth University, Ecologic, Berlin.

As the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol from 2008 to 2012 is drawing near, it is becoming evident that some countries will face major difficulties in fulfilling their commitments under the EU Burden Sharing Agreement, while other countries are already close to achieving their targets. What is the motivation of countries that carry out an effective climate policy, and how do countries that are far away from achieving their reduction targets justify their behaviour? In her essay on European climate policy, Helen Lückge looks at these questions from an economic point of view.

Interwies, Eduard; Benjamin Görlach; Pierre Strosser et al. 2005: The Case for Valuation Studies in the Water Framework Directive.