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A graph shows the trend for greenhouse gas emissions avoided by the use of renewables for power, heat and transport. 28 million tonnes of CO2 equivalents were avoided in 1990, and 259 million tonnes in 2024.

Greenhouse gas emissions avoided through the use of renewable energy sources

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A graph shows the number of hot days in the areal mean for 1951 to 2025. Although the trend varies greatly, the increase is clearly visible. A trend line has also been plotted on the graph which shows a significant rise.

Number of days when maximum air temperature exceeds 30 degrees Celsius (areal mean)

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A graph shows the deviation of the global air temperature between 1850 and 2024 from the average global air temperature from 1850 to 1900, which is taken as the baseline period. 2024 was 1.54 degrees Celsius warmer than the baseline average.

Deviation from global mean surface temperature 1850 to 1900

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A graph shows the trend in greenhouse gas emissions in Germany, which fell from 1,252 million tonnes of CO2 equivalents in 1990 to 649 million tonnes in 2024. The bars are divided into different sectors. The graph shows all target values up to 2045.
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The illustration EW-I-1 ’Weather-related disruptions in power supply’ contains a line chart showing the percentual proportions of unscheduled weather-related disruptions in terms of low voltage and medium voltage for the period from 2006 until 2021. For low voltage the values fluctuate between 5 and 21 percent while for medium voltage they fluctuate between 6 and 44 per cent. In 2007 the values were highest.
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The illustration HUE-5 ’International finance for climate adaptation (from budgetary funds’ contains a biaxial chart. Two lines illustrate – for the period from 2010 to 2021 – the development of German climate finance from budgetary funds in total as well as the proportion from this used for adaptation-relevant projects. Both lines indicate a significantly rising trend. In 2021 the German climate finance amounted to 5.34 billion Euros, 2.59 billion of which went towards adaptation-relevant projects.

HUE-5: International finance for climate adaptation (from budgetary funds)

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