… change will further intensify urban climate effects (cf. Indicator BAU-I-2 ), potentially leading to an increased incidence of heat-related health problems. … change will further intensify urban climate effects (cf. Indicator BAU-I-2 ), potentially leading to an increased incidence of heat-related health problems. …

… agriculture. This means that – given its expanse alone – Germany possesses a huge potential for creating landscape and biotope structures in keeping with the concept … of climate change too, there are countless adaptation options available to avoid or mitigate impacts on cultural traditions, reduce risks or to exploit new … agriculture. This means that – given its expanse alone – Germany possesses a huge potential for creating landscape and biotope structures in keeping with the concept …

… to help themselves and – where possible – others, requires less assistance and is potentially able to take the pressure off emergency relief responders. In comparison … to help themselves and – where possible – others, requires less assistance and is potentially able to take the pressure off emergency relief responders. In comparison …

… launch of the publication in September 2017 in Berlin started the discussion on the potential of (reverse) innovation. You can download the publication here .  The … and government representatives, who want to learn more about the innovative potential of emerging and developing countries in the field of mobility. To … After registration, your technical equipment is tested and you are informed of any potential issues that might occur. In case you have further questions, please …

… funding. The European LIFE programme includes the sub-programme ‘ Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation’, as part of which large-scale strategic projects are … funding. The European LIFE programme includes the sub-programme ‘ Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation’, as part of which large-scale strategic projects are …

… and society. Our climate targets require nearly a tripling of the current pace of mitigation by 2030. We urgently need to implement additional measures affecting all … greenhouse gas emissions in total, but some of them have a very high global warming potential. Since 1995, fluorinated greenhouse gas emissions have fallen by 28.9%. … 2020. Further information The changes compared to the published first estimate of GHG emissions for 2020 (see press release 07/2021 of 15.03.2021) are due to updates …

… in 2024. The ⁠UBA⁠ projection data for 2025 also show that the target of reducing GHG emissions by 65 per cent by 2030 compared to 1990 is still within reach with the … gas neutrality from 2045, it is therefore important to realise all reduction potentials in order to keep the need for offsetting negative emissions as low as … of model calculations and trend extrapolations of the detailed inventories of GHG emissions for 2023 published in January 2025. The complete, official and …

… polyfluorinated alkyl compounds) in waste streams Overview of hazardous substances potentially emitted from offshore industries to the marine environment - Part 4: … energy industry and other sea-based activities Overview of hazardous substances potentially emitted from offshore industries to the marine environment - Part 3: … marine environment from the offshore wind industry Overview of hazardous substances potentially emitted from offshore industries to the marine environment - Part 1: …

… lowest layer of the earth’s atmosphere, and photo-chemical reactions, there is a potential for the frequency of high air pollutant burdens increasing. Furthermore, … climate change drives the formation of ozone near the ground, which can potentially lead to recurring stresses on health owing to excessive ozone …