… lowest layer of the earth’s atmosphere, and photo-chemical reactions, there is a potential for the frequency of high air pollutant burdens increasing. Furthermore, … climate change drives the formation of ozone near the ground, which can potentially lead to recurring stresses on health owing to excessive ozone …

… (brewers’ barley), is considered the crop most worthy of irrigation. In order to mitigate any future conflicts of interests arising in the use of water among … (brewers’ barley), is considered the crop most worthy of irrigation. In order to mitigate any future conflicts of interests arising in the use of water among …

… of an urban green-blue infrastructure is one approach towards avoiding or at least mitigating heat stress. Other measures approach the issue by tackling the extant … of an urban green-blue infrastructure is one approach towards avoiding or at least mitigating heat stress. Other measures approach the issue by tackling the extant …

… protection systems): A flash flood is a sudden localised flood with high damage potential as a result of local heavy precipitation. There is a risk of extreme heavy … coast, tidal flats and salt marshes in the Wadden Sea are particularly at risk of potential decline due to sea-level rise. The Wadden Sea can grow along with … occur once every 100 years could occur annually in the future. The greatest potential for damage is for residential and commercial buildings. In the …

… climate change cannot be avoided even with the greatest efforts in climate change mitigation. That is why it is important for Germany to adapt to these consequences. … today's conference, we want to show that we as a society are able to exploit this potential for change, including in adapting to global superheating, in order to take …

… produces more than one-third.  The energy sector in particular still has great potential to phase out subsidies, for example the electricity and energy tax breaks … The state should instead use the funds to support the development of innovative mitigation technologies."  Agricultural production also plays a major role in …

… change. Genetically diverse populations and species-rich ecosystems have a greater potential to adapt to climate change. Healthy stocks with large populations can also … the North Sea and Baltic Sea. Monitoring and research: The change in marine fishing potential in higher latitudes initially also creates new opportunities for fishing. … and funding. However, it is essential to pay attention to the risk of spreading potentially invasive species. Adjusting the timing of production: It is conceivable …

… but also small towns and rural regions. Further action is therefore required to mitigate the health risk of exposure to particulates. A special focus should be … and the emissions caused by abrasion from brakes, clutch disks and tyres. Mitigation efforts must also include the agricultural sector which is responsible …

… as preparing for the impacts of climate change is concerned, because any relevant potential events arising will not differ fundamentally from the way they are … intensity of such events in future and increasingly they could also arise from a potential overlap as and when they occur. Basically, training exercises for civic … as preparing for the impacts of climate change is concerned, because any relevant potential events arising will not differ fundamentally from the way they are …

… increasingly essential task of spatial planning to make appropriate provision for potential risks. On one hand, spatial planning can help to steer the development of … (cf. Indicators WW-I-3 , WW-I-4 ). The course of flood events and their damage potential are considerably influenced by human activities, both in the past and … increasingly essential task of spatial planning to make appropriate provision for potential risks. On one hand, spatial planning can help to steer the development of …