… edge. "The competition is heating up because many countries are starting to see the economic advantages of environmental and climate protection. Germany therefore needs … sector in 2013 – more than twice as many as ten years ago. The German Institute for Economic Research in Berlin provided the estimates of the numbers employed in …

… Joint press release by the German Environment Agency and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Ten million hectares of arable land worldwide … Representative of the One World – No Hunger initiative of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The heads of state and government agreed …

… the European Council is needed, because, the implementation will have far-reaching implications for the transition of European societies and economies to become GHG …

… chemistry, precautionary principle, articles, cost-benefit analyses, socio-economic analyses, ECHA financing), developed options for improving the …

… Development (ENEA) from Italy, the University of Budapest for Technology and Economics from Hungary, Creative Industry Košice from Slovakia, and the Pro-Akademia … 2023 in Budapest Source: Mariann Szabo / University of Budapest for Technology and Economics Interreg Project Logo NiCE Source: Interreg Download image (85.18 kB) Next …

… include the maritime transport sector. Emissions from voyages within the European Economic Area (EEA, i.e. EU, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and emissions in the … Emissions under the EU-ETS 2 will be reduced by 42% by 2030 compared to 2005. The implications of the EU-ETS 2 for private households are actively flanked by the …

… climate change ⁠ beyond the two-degree limit." However, the results also show that economic restructuring to protect the natural basis of life causes ⁠ uncertainty ⁠, … that the restructuring of the economy will lead to social decline. "The ecological economic transition must be socially acceptable if we do not want to lose people …

… volumes at the same time. For companies in Germany, this can mean rising costs and economic risks. About six percent of German imports in 2015 came from countries … volumes at the same time. For companies in Germany, this can mean rising costs and economic risks. About six percent of German imports in 2015 came from countries …

… or less long distances for recreation and for shopping purposes. The functioning of economic systems depends on reliable goods transport; this includes the transport of … Such restrictions to the mobility of goods and passengers can entail various economic consequences such as increased costs and losses incurred by companies, …

… This is because not just all living organisms – humans included – but nearly all economic processes are dependent on the availability of water, in some cases on … government, Länder, municipalities, the water management and all water-using economic sectors and groups. The action programme envisions 78 measures to be …