… climate change ⁠ beyond the two-degree limit." However, the results also show that economic restructuring to protect the natural basis of life causes ⁠ uncertainty ⁠, … that the restructuring of the economy will lead to social decline. "The ecological economic transition must be socially acceptable if we do not want to lose people …

… recommendations in this regard. There is no question that climate action has economic benefits: according to an OECD/UNDP-Studie , well-designed climate policies lead to stronger economic growth even in the short term than scenarios based on current policies. In …

… allowances play here? The short film answers these questions and explains why is it economically viable for companies to invest in environmentally friendly technologies …

… and structural change oriented towards accelerated decarbonisation in the key economic sectors can lead to achieving the Germany's climate targets. Thus, … European emissions trading, which has led to higher CO 2 prices. Thus, despite the economic crisis, the average price of about 25 euros for one tonne of CO 2 in 2020 …

… Joint press release by the German Environment Agency and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action Greenhouse gas emissions rose by 4.5 percent in … tonnes CO₂ equivalents stipulated in the Federal Climate Change Act. Catch-up economic effects in the wake of the pandemic and increased use of fossil fuels play …

… resources. Private households in Germany have achieved a great deal through their economical use of drinking water. The increasing rate of replacement of older …

… East and West. Emissions data between 1970 and 1989 show little change except for economic and weather effects. This changed abruptly with German reunification: the …

… We save resources and use less energy. That’s not only sustainable, but also economically successful and sensible” Prof. Dr. Dirk Messner, President of the …

… and the work that protects people and the environment – for example consistent economic and social transformation or the promotion of a circular economy, without …

… of this development are not only nature but also mankind. Damage to ecosystems put economic survival at risk, for example agriculture and forestry. Climate change also …

… own second-hand store and to deal with returns, overhangs or factory seconds in an economically viable way. reverse.supply (bundespreis-ecodesign.de) REX | Circuform …

… and possibly also in Europe and to analyse potential connections between socio-economic factors and environmental pollution regarding environmental justice. … and possibly also in Europe and to analyse potential connections between socio-economic factors and environmental pollution regarding environmental justice. … …