… mobility, and agriculture. The German Environment Agency (UBA) considers the new global situation both a potential threat and an opportunity for the vision of a …

… which exist, we must take joint action for more transparency and sustainability in global supply chains. As globalisation increases, it is becoming more and more important for companies to …

… by the joint publication “Reverse Innovation – Rethinking Urban Transport through Global Learning” by GIZ on behalf of the German Federal Environment Ministry (BMUB) …

… 'Gesundheitsrisiken durch Hitze' ( in German only) . Related contents Indikator: Globale Lufttemperatur Klimawandel und Gesundheit Tags air climate change health …

… sharply in the coming decades. Companies should also take into account that global supply chains of raw materials and intermediate products as well as domestic … particularly vulnerable to climate change (see also " The transnational impacts of global climate change for Germany "). Back in the summers of 2018 and 2019, low …

… "Meat production is proven to be harmful to the environment and contributes to global warming. Our study shows that meat substitutes could play a major role in a … meat consumption," said Dirk Messner. The market share of meat substitutes in the global total meat market remains very small, with an estimated share of 0.5 to 0.6% …

… of action. Technical applications of advanced materials often promise to solve global challenges, for example in the areas of renewable energies, electromobility …

… to the approach taken by Germany's Climate Action Plan 2050 and the United Nations' global Sustainable Development Goals. UBA is now starting the process of acquiring …

… are essential elements of these solutions. Plastics in the environment is a global problem. As Europe we can use our know-how and our position as a frontrunner …