… and the EU; it is also important to remember the influence of the stochastic nature of extreme storm surges in this context. Associated content Documents KM-R-2 … and the EU; it is also important to remember the influence of the stochastic nature of extreme storm surges in this context. … KM-R-2: Land protection dykes …

… humans or materials from harmful organisms, not only indoors, but also directly in nature. This makes their sustainable use important to reduce their environmental …

… generation due to greater use of coal. In contrast, the use of lower-emissions natural gas declined significantly in the second half-year because of higher prices. … prices and in anticipation of the Fuel Emission Allowance Trading Act. In contrast, natural gas consumption increased for weather-related reasons. Emissions in the …

… most biodiverse areas in the world. Issues such as forest protection, biodiversity conservation, and the role of indigenous communities and peoples are to be given … for the German-Brazilian Climate Dialogue 17th of November.2025: COP30 Side Event „Nature-Based Solutions and Beyond – Insights from the Sino-German Track-2-Dialogue“ …

… images, the analyses of data from up to 16 lakes distributed over different natural spaces demonstrate that there are distinctly no trends discernible in the … images, the analyses of data from up to 16 lakes distributed over different natural spaces demonstrate that there are distinctly no trends discernible in the …

… by human activities, both in the past and nowadays. For example, in former times natural flood plains in many river valleys were eliminated by measures such as … by human activities, both in the past and nowadays. For example, in former times natural flood plains in many river valleys were eliminated by measures such as …

… control methods, municipal land areas can make a meaningful contribution to the conservation of biodiversity. Some alternative techniques such as the use of brushes …