… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 ) …

… a medium risk of damage to inland aquaculture operations. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? The impacts of climate change on fish stocks are currently being … damage due to incidents of fish ponds drying out or being flooded. The absence of data in a centralised form – which might indicate climate change impacts on …

… is 2.3 million tonnes (0.3%) less than in 2014 and 27.9% less than in 1990. This data is based on calculations which the German Environment Agency (UBA) has reported … Press Release 09/2016 of 17 March 2016 are due to updates to the sparse preliminary data which was available at the time.  Greenhouse gas inventories, 1990-2015   …

… EU Renewable Energy Directive within sight. These are conclusions based on current data from the German Environment Agency (UBA). However, trends diverged from sector … of Economics and Energy to take stock of renewable energy use. Based on the data available, the Working Group has drawn up a background paper on renewable …

… plant protection products (pesticides) in the agricultural sector remain high, says data from the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL). After a … low-threshold and secure infrastructure so that farmers can transmit corresponding data in digital form and the research community and authorities can use it in …

… entail high risks emerging by the end of this century. Where do we have gaps in data and knowledge? There are knowledge gaps and uncertainties to what extent direct … to be considered in addition to climate change. There is, in particular, a lack of data on cause-and-effect relationships among changing climatic phenomena (such as …