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  • Press release 24/2023 from 07.07.2023 | Last changed: 11.07.2023

    European emissions trading: Greenhouse gas emissions in Germany constant overall

    Coal-fired power plant

    … Greenhouse gas emissions in Germany constant overall DEHSt annual report shows more emissions from coal combustion Emissions from coal-powered plants rose in 2022 … averaging over 80 euros per emission allowance, many coal-fired power plants were more economical to operate than gas-fired power plants. That is why the use of brown …

  • KomPass: Article from 28.11.2023 | Last changed: 17.12.2024

    BAU-R-4: Density of extended natural hazard insurance for buildings

    The picture shows a village consisting of single- and multi-family houses in a valley. The river flowing through the village has burst its banks and its brown water has inundated the low-lying parts of the village. The usual river course can be recognised by means of tree lines. In addition, you can see a destroyed bridge which used to cross the river.

    … hazards are concerned, an increase is to be expected in view of climate change. Moreover, heavy rain events can occur regardless of location (cf. Indicator BAU-I-4 … Elbe and Danube in May and June 2014. The flooding caused damage amounting to more than 8.2 billion Euros in total for damage caused to public infrastructures, …

  • Press release 07/2025 from 20.02.2025 | Last changed: 24.02.2025

    In 2024, all air quality limits met for the first time

    Stau

    … no further efforts are needed to improve air quality. The current limit values are more than 20 years old and no longer reflect the latest scientific findings on the … as soot, ammonia or the oxidative potential of particles. Prompt and transparent information for the public is more firmly anchored in the new Air Quality Directive …

  • News from 25.01.2022 | Last changed: 28.07.2022

    UBA: fossil gas and nuclear power are not sustainable

    EU-Fahnen

    … regulation the issues of nuclear waste and nuclear accidents should be addressed more stringently than in the current draft, and sunset clauses set more tightly. Regarding natural gas, this regulation would need to set yearly caps …

  • Press release 36/2019 from 09.10.2019 | Last changed: 28.10.2019

    Quo vadis, agriculture?

    Ein Acker mit Traktorspuren.

    … legislation and the development of agricultural advisory services with a focus on more environmentally sound fertiliser use. The current food system is characterised … Digitalisation in the agriculture sector is making it possible to use resources more responsibly. However, increasing efficiency can aggravate existing problems …

  • Press release 39/2012 from 25.10.2012 | Last changed: 09.07.2013

    Managing biomass sustainably - Respect the ecological limits of land use!

    … we will still need the available land area around the world to provide food for more than 9 billion people. Therefore, there is only a limited amount of land area … If the consumption of meat increases, so does the demand for land to grow feed. A more vegetarian-based diet in industrialised and developing countries would make a …

  • Press release 13/2019 from 21.05.2019 | Last changed: 27.05.2019

    A coffee date with the Blue Angel

    Viele Becher von FairCup.

    … go" cups are used per year, 1.7 billion of which are paper cups. The result is that more and more disposable cups are being discarded and polluting public spaces, streets and …

  • News from 18.12.2023 | Last changed: 18.12.2023

    Climate protection is also possible without nuclear energy

    Installation of a Photovoltaic system on a roof

    … the maximum historical capacity connected to the grid in a single year. On average, more new capacity would have to be added every year for 25 years than was the case … potential for future energy supply. Even in scenarios that grant nuclear energy more potential in the electricity mix, this technology plays a subordinate role …