… 36 percent, less than in 1990. For 2018 UBA's calculations are based on provisional data, that is, 468 grams per kilowatt hour (-296 g/KWh, -38% compared to 1990 base … amount to 269 million tonnes CO 2 , and 219 million tonnes for 2019.  Accuracy of data The present emissions calculations for Germany are based on country emissions …

… risk assessment to ensure an adequate level of protection. Also, the analysis of data available would indicate, among other things, that the current risk assessment, …

… function including the improvement of urban climates. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? The DAS Monitoring Indicators can be used to thematise the … regard to the impacts of extreme events on the building stock. By comparison, the data situation is less favourable with regard to other consequences of climate …

… Germany is in full compliance with European emission reduction targets. Final data on greenhouse gas emissions for 2021 show that Germany had emissions of 759.1 … potential. F-gas emissions have fallen by 32 since 1995%. Important note The data presented here are calculated in the international greenhouse gas reporting …

… sustainability in German tourism in comparison to other countries? How can data be prepared for use in practice and in politics? What are the key future … or non-sustainable tourism development and how can they be reflected by the data? These and other questions will be discussed and answered at the conference in …

… parked more often but when and if necessary, drive it at slower speed.” Emissions data updates Emissions in Germany have declined by 38.7% since 1990. The target for … in 2021 compared to the previous year in almost all sectors. The available data show that since 2010, the energy transition in particular has contributed to …

… albeit this assessment is subject to low certainty. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? In the 2023 Monitoring Report, the spectrum of the ‘ Human … heat mortalities cover only the most extreme impacts of heatwaves whilst lack of data makes it impossible to quantify those illnesses that are a much more frequent …

… Lemke has commissioned the German Environment Agency (UBA) to collect all available data, tip-offs and hypotheses concerning the mass die-off of fish in the Oder river … (algal toxins). The expertise at hand will be used to evaluate the delivered data and test results. The hypothesis that mercury poisoning was the cause of the …

… is indicated by a case study carried out in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, based on data from a representative segment of cliffscape on the peninsula of Fischland in … such climate change impacts is subject to low certainty. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? The coastal and marine areas associated with the North Sea and …

… to their relevance to increasing the adaptation capacity. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? Contrary to the indicator set for the DAS ‘Financial services … which play an important role in the banking sector: There are no representative data available to describe either the extent to which banking businesses are …

… a deposit chair as well as concepts for transforming the clothing industry and data-based rewetting of peatland. Press release No. 49/2022 | 05.12.2022 Federal … Farmers can use peat:lab to determine terrain heights, water levels and collect data in a digital twin. It provides a basis for planning and coordinating rewetting …

… medium – high) is the certainty in assessing soil erosion. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? Compared to the previous – 2019 – Monitoring Report, the … (cf. Indicator BO-I-1 ). However, that indicator is based on model-derived data. The indicator referring to soil water in forest soils (cf. Indicator BO-I-2 ) …