… resulting mistakes as well as greater frequency and severity of accidents at work causing associated productivity losses up to 12 % and that the extent of expected … Euros. In addition, the estimate also included indirect damage, for example, caused by missing, delayed or poor-quality preliminary work in a value of 3.5 to 5.3 …

… currently preparing its respective mid-century long-term climate strategy. Within a public consultation the German Environment Agency (UBA) provided recently its … Agreement objectives should consider the following key issues: Economy-wide greenhouse gas-neutrality by 2050 at the latest: The European Union must reduce GHG …

… Final data for 2023: climate-damaging emissions fell by ten per cent German greenhouse gas emissions fell by 77 million tonnes compared to the previous year – largest … decrease since 1990 Fossil fuel power plants generate large amounts of greenhouse gas emissions. Source: Teteline / Fotolia.com In 2023, greenhouse gas emissions …

… change can mean high costs in case of floods. Source: asafaric / Fotolia.com Greenhouse gases, nitrogen emissions and other environmental pollution cause damage to … there are established scientific methods to express them in monetary terms. The new publication “Methodological Convention 3.1” by the German Environment Agency (UBA) …

… value of this figure, it can be stated with certainty that this increase in land use clearly exceeds national objectives. In other words, there is more left to do in … industrial and commercial construction (excluding extraction terrain) as well as public institutions contributed to the increase in settled areas in the period from …

… and other pressures. In order to achieve such a status, the impact of various uses such as shipping, tourism and coastal agriculture must be further reduced. This … the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive for the waters of the Baltic Sea. The public can comment on the draft status assessment until 15 April 2024: …

… Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) and the National Strategy for the Sustainable Use and Protection of the Seas (National Marine Strategy), the German government has … to adapt current protected areas and concepts, not only for fish, to the changes caused by climate change and, if necessary, to designate new protected areas and quiet … of Action Fishery Associated content Links Addressing climate change (BMEL) Related publications Climate Impact and Risk Assessment 2021 for Germany (Summary) Tags …

… products – that Germany’s balance of trade is regularly boosted by export surpluses. In many respects, the intensifying climate change is a major challenge to … from climate change impacts. This applies to both risks of damage or limitations caused by weather extremes and risks from changing market conditions jeopardising … A Key Issue for the Assessment of Global Climate Change Impacts. Annual review of public health, 37: 97-112. doi: 10.1146/annurev-publhealth-032315-021740 . 173 - …

… temperatures to less than 2 degrees. A new UBA study proposes the criteria by which public financial institutions like development banks should proceed and identifies … be funded. 10.10.2017 Our economies will have to drastically reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and become less and less dependent on fossil fuels if we want to …

… that a growing supply of connected driverless cars could lead to their increased use at the expense of environmentally friendly modes of transport. This is because … building blocks are proposed for how digital services and solutions can strengthen public transport as the backbone of sustainable mobility. These include prioritising …

… How can we assess whether Germany is on the right track? Which methods can players use to identify and evaluate suitable adaptation measures? last update on 01.02.2019 … as their interdependencies were analysed. We would like to present the methods we used and give you insights into the ongoing work at the symposium in Dessau on March …