… can only be resolved by maintaining a sufficiently large number and diversity of potentially adaptable individuals. Hence, the monitoring and maintenance of genetic … of various spatial occurrences of a multitude of species in vigorous, adapted and potentially adaptable tree and shrub populations in Germany. The measures taken to … can only be resolved by maintaining a sufficiently large number and diversity of potentially adaptable individuals. Hence, the monitoring and maintenance of genetic …

… Since its foundation, the UBA has been tasked with recognising and assessing potential future adverse effects on people and the environment at an early stage and … the limits of ecosystems. This requires a comprehensive view of climate change mitigation and the work that protects people and the environment – for example … without which we cannot achieve socially just and successful climate change mitigation now or in the future. The 50-year anniversary marks a milestone and gives …

… 400 million emission allowances. Expansion of financial support for climate change mitigation measures In future, Member States are supposed to use 100 percent of their revenues from the auctioning of emission allowances for climate change mitigation or social compensation measures instead of the current 50 percent. The …

… to be a critical threshold value. This means that not more than 20 % of the potential water supply is utilised. There are, however, distinct regional … roughly 188 billion cubic metres of groundwater and surface water were considered potentially available water resources; by comparison, the mean of the period …

… However, higher water temperatures are also apt to affect water quality, potentially favouring the rather negatively viewed growth of algae or cyanobacteria … However, higher water temperatures are also apt to affect water quality, potentially favouring the rather negatively viewed growth of algae or cyanobacteria …

… assistance can be provided by individuals who are well acquainted with the potential impacts of damaging events before these actually occur. It therefore matters that as many people as possible are familiarised with the potential risks and that they are well informed on how to behave in emergency … assistance can be provided by individuals who are well acquainted with the potential impacts of damaging events before these actually occur. It therefore …

… the necessary resources and infrastructure, and identifying opportunities to reduce potential harms or risks from digitalization. The Action Plan and the CODES movement … systemically align digital transformation with our sustainable development agenda. Mitigate negative impact: Commitment to sustainable digitalization that mitigates the negative environmental and social impacts of digital technologies. Key …

… sufficiency are the overriding themes of climate adaptation and other strategies to mitigate the consumption of resources. Building projects which take special …

… option. The Paris Agreement of 2015 set forth strategies for planning and executing mitigation of global warming across all sectors. As it still generates growth, air …

… the environment and climate." Low-polluting aviation considers both climate change mitigation and systematic noise mitigation in particular. UBA proposes a combination of environmentally sound …