… RO-R-2: Priority and reserved areas groundwater / drinking water Spatial planning … and groundwater, thus safeguarding water resources by means of planning processes, moderating between conflicting claims on land use and avoiding or mitigating …

… on site-typical circumstances (such as type of soil and the distance from groundwater levels) and therefore they cannot be augmented wholesale by adding organic … ‘Greening’ stipulations contained in the European Direct Payments Regulation, the funding within the framework of the CAP from 2014 to 2022 was made conditional on … 2023: Infografiken – Wie groß ist die Anbaufläche von Zwischenfrüchten und wofür werden sie verwendet? …

… They occur in lowland areas when rainwater cannot drain or seep into the ground fast enough. In those cases water accumulates on the surface or it dams up owing … are exceeded. Water levels can rise very rapidly then, especially in hollows and underpasses. On sloping terrain this can cause so-called ‘mountain flash floods’. … enabling water to enter the building, for instance through entrance doors at ground level, cellar windows or owing to tailbacks in the sewage system. The ingress of …

… specifications for flood plains on the basis of (statistically speaking) once-in-a-hundred-years flood events (HQ100); these specifications have to conform to specific … since 2000 by circa 100 square kilometres which is equivalent to growth by just under 13 %. According to current legislation, any further expansion of building …   225 - ARGE BAU – Bauministerkonferenz – Konferenz der für Städtebau, Bau- und Wohnungswesen zuständigen Ministerinnen und Minister und Senatorinnen und …

… and ‘sealed’ cities depend on this, and they are in a position to provide targeted funding with the purpose of counteracting the impacts of climate change. BAU-R-2: … greened roofs and façades effectively cool down buildings as well as their surrounding air 145 . On one hand, this is beneficial to users of buildings on hot summer … provide nesting and foraging spaces for birds, wild bees, butterflies and ground beetles thus increasing biodiversity in urban areas. For this indicator, 15 …

… despite reduced infeeds of warm water 64 . Rising water temperatures are also found to be connected with the water volume present in water bodies. At low water … fish died from lack of oxygen. In the case of massive losses of fish in the river Oder from the end of July until August 2022, the suddenly intensified concentration …

… Krefeld and Magdeburg owing to violent tempests, either because they were inundated by floodwater or swamped by mudslides so that they had to be cleared before … the months of June to August. Heavy rain events occur often combined with violent thunderstorms; the technical term for this is ‘convective precipitation events’. Such … l/m² are expected to fall in 6 hours. If these warning levels are exceeded in only moderate amounts, the intensity of heavy rain is usually not likely to damage traffic …

… 1980s amounted to more than 80 mg per cubic metre of water is now settling at around 6–8 mg. It is not usually expected that sizeable quantities of carp would exist … in Lake Constance began. Between 1970 and 2003, catch yields for carp oscillated around 800 kg per annum, while in 2007 more than 17,000 kg were caught. Post-2009 catch yields have settled around a distinctly higher level of approximately 4,000 kg annually. By contrast, the …