… processes of change. We must make our economy fit for the future in order to mitigate climate and environmental change to the greatest extent possible and keep … processes of change. We must make our economy fit for the future in order to mitigate climate and environmental change to the greatest extent possible and keep …

… of all trips made in Germany are within a 10-kilometre range, pedelecs hold great potential to replace many of those trips made by car. There is a similar large transfer potential in many other countries. Pedelecs can serve a wide range of purposes, … scale. The background paper entitled Electric bikes get things rolling – the potential and environmental impact of pedelecs will make it possible for the …

… Every vegetable and potato peel and every wilted flower helps in climate change mitigation and resource conservation and to produce low-emissions energy. That is … tonnes of biowaste are wrongly disposed along with residual waste. So there is huge potential in this area to do more for the environment. Biowaste must also be …

… framework and allocating more funding for climate adaptation measures. The potential of natural solutions such as wetland restoration or afforestation of … framework and allocating more funding for climate adaptation measures. The potential of natural solutions such as wetland restoration or afforestation of …

… protection systems): A flash flood is a sudden localised flood with high damage potential as a result of local heavy precipitation. There is a risk of extreme heavy … coast, tidal flats and salt marshes in the Wadden Sea are particularly at risk of potential decline due to sea-level rise. The Wadden Sea can grow along with … occur once every 100 years could occur annually in the future. The greatest potential for damage is for residential and commercial buildings. In the …

… and Development in Rio de Janeiro. World Water Day 2018 is making a call to tap the potential for more natural use of water ecosystems than before. Forests, meadows and … These "green" infrastructures can replace or complement technical structures and mitigate environmental impact. Associated content Vorkommen des Gewässertyp 2018 - …

… produces more than one-third.  The energy sector in particular still has great potential to phase out subsidies, for example the electricity and energy tax breaks … The state should instead use the funds to support the development of innovative mitigation technologies."  Agricultural production also plays a major role in …

… but also small towns and rural regions. Further action is therefore required to mitigate the health risk of exposure to particulates. A special focus should be … and the emissions caused by abrasion from brakes, clutch disks and tyres. Mitigation efforts must also include the agricultural sector which is responsible …

… Since its foundation, the UBA has been tasked with recognising and assessing potential future adverse effects on people and the environment at an early stage and … the limits of ecosystems. This requires a comprehensive view of climate change mitigation and the work that protects people and the environment – for example … without which we cannot achieve socially just and successful climate change mitigation now or in the future. The 50-year anniversary marks a milestone and gives …

… snow-dependent winter sports to an alternative offer, is a strategy to deal with potentially occurring climate changes. For many winter tourism destinations, a … snow-dependent winter sports to an alternative offer, is a strategy to deal with potentially occurring climate changes. For many winter tourism destinations, a …

… 24.10.2016 Since children are considered particularly vulnerable to substances potentially harmful to health, GerES V spotlights their exposure. So far, 1,267 …

… Übereinkommen Flammschutzmittel in Produkten Related publications Identification of potentially POP-containing Wastes and Recyclates – Derivation of Limit Values …