… / Fotolia.com Climate Impacts and Adaptation Debates sometimes give the impression that climate change is still a problem of the future and hardly has any effects in … in this country. In the future, climate change and its impacts will increase even more. For that reason it is extremely important to adapt in a timely and efficient …

… We would like to present the methods we used and give you insights into the ongoing work at the symposium in Dessau on March 26. Associated content Links mehr Infos und … We would like to present the methods we used and give you insights into the ongoing work at the symposium in Dessau on March 26. … Symposium: Supporting climate change …

… winter precipitation often accumulates as snow; therefore discharge is lowest at that time of year. As a result of snow melt in spring and early summer, often … The low-water year of 1972 is the only year in the time series considered when the summer discharge values were a little higher than the winter values. Since then there has not been a single year when this happened again. Nevertheless, the relationship between the mean discharge in the summer half-year and the …

… can be affected by climate change. Source: Miss X/photocase.com Temperature changes that occur as a result of climate change can have a strong impact on public health. … and people with pre-existing conditions, babies and young children, and people who work outdoors. Educational measures about the consequences of heat stress on human … heat stress in cities in the long term, green spaces with sufficient trees, courtyard gardens or green roofs, fresh air corridors and water areas play a major role. …

… the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) and other frameworks that are mandatory for some companies to apply. last update on 26.04.2023 What are … Disclosures. The IFRS standard on climate-related disclosures also defines more detailed reporting requirements on physical and transitory risks and their … . Taxonomy compliance also means that these economic activities meet several Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) requirements. Among these DNSH requirements is that …

… health protection (such as the preparation of heat action plans). It is true to say that the adaptation to climate change as a municipal task is a relatively new but … 2021 within the framework of the Municipal Directive – was very low, amounting to less than 0.5 %. One reason for this is that the NKI cannot be used for taking any … was aided by funding from December 2021 until end of January 2022. By doing so, targeted incentives were created for local authorities to strategically …

… be expected in view of climate change. Moreover, heavy rain events can occur regardless of location (cf. Indicator BAU-I-4 ). Likewise, damage to real estate or … these were insured (cf. Indicator BAU-I-5 ). For damage repair and reconstruction work, a joint fund was set up by the Federal Government and the Länder Governments, … attempt to reduce government aid as much as possible. The state is unable to ensure that in cases of damage, all private damage incurred is covered. Moreover, there are …

… which are crucial; in fact, the crucial parameter is longer-term weather patterns that precede flowering. If temperatures remain high, for instance during several … of autumn, late autumn and winter started later. Pre-spring is the only time when the statistical difference is not significant. This means that especially the … of an extended vegetation period on biodiversity.   127 - Both C., Bouwhuis S., Lessells C.M., Visser M.E. 2006: Climate change and population declines in a …

… However, targeted investigations involving the river Rhine have revealed that water temperature increases despite reduced infeeds of warm water 64 . Rising … with oxygen. This is followed by the greyling region with similar conditions albeit more intensive vegetation, followed in turn by the region characterised by … of water bodies is exacerbated by distinctly anthropogenic activities and when the watercourses lack structure and shading. In natural or near-natural water …

… for certain economic activities under the EU Taxonomy Regulation must ensure that these economic activities also meet several Do No Significant Harm (DNSH) requirements. These DNSH requirements include … ). There it is specified that a robust climate risk and vulnerability assessment is needed. A climate risk …

… climate-related changes with higher temperatures and drier conditions as well as more frequent and more pronounced weather extremes are expected, the stand density … their adaptability are exceeded as a result of climate-related changes is an issue that is being examined by means of ongoing observation of natural woodland dynamics … of European beech (Fagus sylvatica) has continued to increase – albeit to a much lesser extent than prior to 2014. As far as oak species are concerned, a minor …

… of the buildings concerned. By reducing the influx of sunlight and the fact that plants evaporate water through their leaves, greened roofs and façades … 5 % to 19 % (equivalent to an area of 0.3 to 1.3 m² per inhabitant). Regardless of the data-technical limitations mentioned, the baseline situation from 2020 … appropriate – implement more greening systems in future development projects. In doing so, the Federal Government has also adopted the important role model function …