… including reconstruction (Figure 1). For this comprehensive risk management to work, it is particularly important that water management, weather forecasting services, regional planning, nature … and other stakeholders work closely together - throughout the river basin, regardless of administrative boundaries. Flood risk and damage potential Since the Elbe …

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… to questions about health-related environmental problems - this is our daily work. In our telegram: environment + health, we provided Information to you from … telegram 04/2016 telegram environment+health 03/2016 Cities moving towards more environmental justice telegram 03/2016 telegram environment+health 02/2016 … to questions about health-related environmental problems - this is our daily work. In our telegram: environment + health, we provided Information to you from …

… and localised heavy rainfall, or in winter and spring as a result of snowmelt. When rain hits the earth's surface, part of it seeps into the soil and contributes … is determined by the rivers´ morphology and amount of water. Rivers have more or less developed floodplains. The amount of water retention volume in the floodplains … Scientific studies show that river floods in north-western Europe have increased in recent decades. At the …

… There is still considerable potential to design and construct them in such a way that they pollute the environment less. Proposals need to be developed and implemented at all levels of maritime … destroys the thermal insulation and, in part, their buoyancy, and is ingested when the birds attempt to clean their oil-coated feathers. This can lead to …

… to effective marine conservation by making environmentally conscious choices when consuming fish and seafood . The oceans also serve as key transportation routes … at any time. Oil and gas extraction from the seabed remains a common practice - one that carries significant ecological risks. For example, exploration activities …

… UBA The German Environment Agency is committed to protecting the oceans, which are more important than ever. They buffer climate change, host biodiversity, provide … cycle and distribute heat via their currents. From a distance, the seas appear endless and untouched. But on a closer view, it becomes clear that plants and animals and their habitats, especially near the coast, are …

… With increased uptake of CO₂, the pH level of seawater decreases, making it more acidic. This chemical change affects the development of marine organisms. … 20 million years and continues to rise. Long-term measurement series have shown that the pH value - parallel to the atmospheric increase in CO₂ - has already … Scheffel / Universität Greifswald Due to ocean acidification, these organisms have less CO ₃ ² - available, impairing and weakening calcification (biomineralisation). …

… problems. In the last 40 years, the global extraction of raw materials has more than tripled to around 85 billion tonnes per year. Today, this already … developed by Friedrich Schmidt-Bleek . In the early 1990s Schmidt-Bleek postulated, that if sustainable development is to be achieved globally and for all of humankind, … economists, politicians, product designers, consumers and the service sector must work together with creativity and dedication. The economy must become more efficient …