… to such risks than to physical climate-related risks. Especially in the case of internationally active banks which also do business in highly vulnerable countries … to such risks than to physical climate-related risks. Especially in the case of internationally active banks which also do business in highly vulnerable countries …

… both at sea and in port. In addition, it is important to further develop international monitoring of fishing and the allocation of quotas for fishing. … both at sea and in port. In addition, it is important to further develop international monitoring of fishing and the allocation of quotas for fishing. …

… its proposal for a national cap, UBA is also appearing in its host role at the 8th International Nitrogen Conference. The conference is the world's largest of its kind …

… of around 80 percent is in favour of Germany taking on a leadership role on the international stage when it comes to climate action. For about 60 percent of those …

… consumption of raw materials in Germany. The figures are also compared with other international figures. The report also considers the indirect costs of raw material …

… be reduced and limited to the energy-intensive businesses which face extraordinary international competition. Subsidies policy of recent years in general has developed …

… awarded the Bundespreis Ecodesign every year since 2012 in collaboration with IDZ Internationales Design Zentrum Berlin. The initiative is supported by a project … Federation of German Consumer Organisations (vzbv) Development and implementation Internationales Design Zentrum Berlin e. V. (IDZ) www.idz.de Associated content …

… to grow by another ten tonnes per capita every year. In view of the increasing international competition for scarce natural resources, the use of secondary raw …

… incur additional costs compared to energy supply based on fossil fuels. In the international aviation and shipping transport sectors, only power-generated fuels …