… are identified and requirements for action are derived on the basis of internal and external research findings. This supports the risk provision of … committees such as the German Committee for Disaster Reduction (DKKV) as well as international bodies like the OECD and IPCC . In order to take the interests of all …

… risks and how they are managed. IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation (IFRS), whose standards contribute to the international harmonization of business reporting, has also initiated the …

… this century are also categorised as medium. This refers to adverse effects on the international goods transport and the release of hazardous substances. Furthermore, a medium climate risk is estimated to arise with respect to international sales markets, adverse effects on land-based goods transport and …

… heat affect the transport infrastructure and can lead to negative impacts for the international and domestic transport of goods. Even short-term capacity bottlenecks … along the entire supply chain can have a negative impact on logistics and trade. International maritime transport is particularly affected by the consequences of …

… the rest of the 21st century. In the light of this perspective and bearing in mind international and national commitments to successively and significantly reduce the … P. 2015: European degree-day climatologies and trends for the period 1951–2011. In: International Journal of Climatology 35 (1): 25–36. doi: 10.1002/joc.3959 . …

… contents in this area. 86 Likewise, the Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus L.) is internationally a fish species of great economic importance. Moreover, the species … things, the index provides an important basis for recommendations submitted by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) regarding fishing quotas …

… the threshold of 20 % of available water supply. Notably, the 20 % threshold is an internationally valid benchmark. Once water usage exceeds this threshold, this is … have been declining significantly since 1991. Hence it follows that according to internationally valid benchmarks, the extent of water usage can be considered …

… material. It is the main cause of skin cancer and has been assigned by the IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) to the highest risk category, Group 1, … roughly 19 %). This ‘global brightening’ effect is essentially due to a successful international air pollution control policy rather than representing a direct impact …

… in export-related occupations. In other words, Germany has on one hand opened up international markets for her products at a major scale. while on the other, the … for the German economy. Apart from geopolitical risks – such as armed conflicts or international legal conflicts – the impacts of global climate change therefore …

… politically oriented regulations complicate matters. For example the outcomes of international negotiations – which take place on an annual basis – decide where and … opportunities in the North Sea and the North-East Atlantic are the outcome of international negotiations, above all with the United Kingdom and Norway. On an …