… consumption (compared to 41.2% in 2021). Electricity generation from photovoltaic systems in particular increased significantly (+23%). Both the strong growth in the … bases available at the present time. The calculations are derived from a system of model calculations and trend updates of the detailed inventories of …

… some of which do not degrade naturally, are rapidly polluting the ecosystems of rivers, lakes and groundwater. It is the responsibility of society as a … Substances Centre, in cooperation with experts from the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI and the IKU Dialogue Designers, accompanied the …

… The temporary increased demand for resources to drive the transition of the energy system should be contained by deploying a broad technology mix. For example: the …

… coming into contact with water, even during heavy rainfall  or flooding of sewer systems. Starting in 2026, their use in sewers and along waterfronts will be …

… much less ammonia must be emitted from livestock housing. "Exhaust air cleaning systems must become standard in every large pig and poultry fattening farm. In terms …

… the use of waste heat, for example from the bakery. The sophisticated ventilation system enables in-school learning, also under pandemic conditions. In addition to …

… renewable electricity despite the decline. Electricity generation from photovoltaic systems rose by only about 1%, to 49 billion kWh, despite many new PV installations …

… are to be considered a forecast rather than final figures. They are derived using a system of modelling and extrapolated trends based on the detailed inventory of GHG …

… weather in 2018 and the resulting higher production of electricity in photovoltaic systems. Electric power generation from wind power stations also increased over …

… power grid and sufficient storage infrastructure, can a climate-friendly energy system be established.” The progress made so far in reducing emissions is primarily …

… oxygen deficiency and so-called "dead zones" is expanding, affecting coastal ecosystems and the fishing industry. Nutrient input from the land is one of the main … up, which can lead to catastrophic developments in fish stocks and the entire ecosystem. The reduced water flow can reduce the continuity and connectivity of the … waters, this input leads to increased compaction or "clogging" of the gravel gap system of the river bed and thus to a loss of habitats and spawning sites (e. g. for …

… bases available at the present time. The calculations are derived from a system of model calculations and trend updates of the detailed inventories of …