… in the transport sector are bigger in the Global South, e.g. in terms of implications on health, the gender element of safety of public transport, or …

… three global frameworks are in place to address the environmental, social and economic challenges of our times. Identifying synergies and increasing the policy …

… or less long distances for recreation and for shopping purposes. The functioning of economic systems depends on reliable goods transport; this includes the transport of … Such restrictions to the mobility of goods and passengers can entail various economic consequences such as increased costs and losses incurred by companies, …

… This is because not just all living organisms – humans included – but nearly all economic processes are dependent on the availability of water, in some cases on … government, Länder, municipalities, the water management and all water-using economic sectors and groups. The action programme envisions 78 measures to be …

… to actively underpin the climate-neutral transformation in terms of social and economic policy. In this way, emissions trading creates the essential threefold combination of ambitious climate protection⁠, social sustainability and economic competitiveness in our country. In order to ensure compensation for private …

… protect both the environment and drinking water resources.’ The new data on TFA has implications for numerous national and European applications. For instance, the …

… the same applies to impacts on the environment, on cultural heritage, on economic activities and, not least, on coastal protection. In Schleswig-Holstein … the same applies to impacts on the environment, on cultural heritage, on economic activities and, not least, on coastal protection. In Schleswig-Holstein …

… risk in coastal regions is also related to the particular socio-cultural and economic importance of coastal areas. These areas are often densely populated and … risk in coastal regions is also related to the particular socio-cultural and economic importance of coastal areas. These areas are often densely populated and …

… it is to be expected that the existing drainage structures will come up against (economic) limitations. The intensification and expansion of pumping station … it is to be expected that the existing drainage structures will come up against (economic) limitations. The intensification and expansion of pumping station …

… and a variety of spatial uses. They affect the activities, uses and demands of many economic sectors (e. g. agriculture, forestry, tourism), the spatial demands of a … and a variety of spatial uses. They affect the activities, uses and demands of many economic sectors (e. g. agriculture, forestry, tourism), the spatial demands of a …

… are willing to pave the way for this technology and can help present technical and economic aspects to a broad audience. Thus, UBA together with the German Aviation …

… Furthermore, using and processing secondary raw materials in Germany has economic advantages – for the manufacturing industry which can save costs for … buildings left behind or vacant residential buildings which dot rural regions in economic decline. By making better use and re-use of these resources it would be …