… by adelphi is carrying out comprehensive research. This includes assessments of the economic implication of damages from climate change effects and the related … KomPass . It provides a collection of successfully implemented adaptation examples. Economics of climate change - economic risks and opportunities for the public and …

… be called into question due to excessively high loss potentials. This in turn has implications for the public sector as the "insurer of last resort", which would have … in the course of ambitious climate protection efforts as well as changes in the economic structure, such as a switch to renewable energies and more sustainability, …

… of assumptions that concern different global trends such as population growth, economic and social developments, technological changes, consumption of resources … Assessment Report. They consist of two complementary components: the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs), which describe possible future socioeconomic developments, …

… 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, depending on the region, has led to significant crop losses with corresponding economic damage. Particularly in southwestern Germany and parts of the eastern … and pollinators is also possible for some crops. Changing plant phenology also has implications for agricultural operations and crop management. Corn and sugarbeets in …

… If it is clear that companies are affected, adaptation is often also in their economic interest. Risk analyses for specific economic sectors or supply chains can contribute to an increase in risk perception. …

… recommendations . Companies wishing to achieve taxonomy compliance for certain economic activities under the EU Taxonomy Regulation must ensure that these economic activities also meet several Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) requirements. …

… system regulated by law that uses requirements to determine whether certain economic activities contribute significantly to European environmental goals, … with respect to significant contributions to climate adaptation for certain economic activities. The relevant legal requirements are defined in Annex 1, …

… 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 …

… Heat affects the well-being and productivity of the companies' staff. Different economic sectors have to deal with different climate impacts. Therefore it is … of the climate system Apart from that, climate protection is also a question of economic viability: the stronger the impacts of climate change, the more expensive …