… in Germany, particularly at the federal level. In order to better assess the economic aspects of the adaptation, a further team of scientists was commissioned by the Federal Environment Agency which modeled the economic consequences of climate change in Germany in great detail. On this basis, …

… and power poles. Traffic is affected as a result, which can lead to accidents and economic losses. last update on 11.01.2022 Navigability of inland waterways The … Since restrictions due to floods are usually of shorter duration, they have less economic significance than low-water events. Restrictions due to low water have …

… involved in the transition to a CO 2 -poor or CO 2 neutral economy. In view of the economic risks that can arise from inadequate risk awareness and lack of appropriate … expenditure and certain operating expenses are related to their taxonomy-compliant economic activities. Associated with this is also the requirement to carry out a …

… industry (in this context defined as processing industry) constitute an important economic sector of Germany’s national economy. In 2022 roughly a sixth of employees … are integrated in regional, national or international production and supply chains. Economic data available in official statistical records in respect of climate change …

… the spatial shift of North Sea fish populations towards cooler zones may entail economic losses to the fishery operators concerned, if new ranges of well-known … greater expenditure. It is hard to predict with any certainty to what extent such economic and ecological effects might be offset against the distribution and …

… action field The coastal regions are of particular socio-cultural, ecological and economic importance to Germany. Habitats in the intertidal zone between land and sea … is to develop and maintain the country’s coastal areas as ecologically intact and economically flourishing habitats. This constitutes an informal approach to …

… plant nutrients bound to them, are lost with it. In agriculture, this can lead to economic damage and, in the long term, to a decline in site productivity. At the … are yield losses as well as a lower quality of the harvested products and thus economic damage. The same applies to forestry and silviculture. A lack of water is …

… in the endeavour to be more provident in the use of land resources. The weaker economic development and economic crises such as the banking crisis, combined with changes in demographics, …

… no clear picture emerging with regard to climate change impacts on productivity and economic efficiency. The relevant workplace regulations stipulate various … W., Kranzl L., Prettenthaler F., Haas W., Formayer H., Goetzl M., Zulka K. 2015: Economic Evaluation of Climate Change Impacts – Development of a Cross-Sectoral …

… or less long distances for recreation and for shopping purposes. The functioning of economic systems depends on reliable goods transport; this includes the transport of … Such restrictions to the mobility of goods and passengers can entail various economic consequences such as increased costs and losses incurred by companies, …

… This is because not just all living organisms – humans included – but nearly all economic processes are dependent on the availability of water, in some cases on … government, Länder, municipalities, the water management and all water-using economic sectors and groups. The action programme envisions 78 measures to be …