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… shops to close. City centres are therefore increasingly experiencing a loss of use and importance. In contrast, alternative and sustainable consumption models … city centres can be revitalised in a circular and sustainable way. This is because sustainable products and services often shift the focus from purely material … more than entertainment: it provided a powerful impulse for rethinking energy use and promoting sustainable mobility. Furthermore, all local project partners had …

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… role in CO₂ absorption. In addition to CO₂, oceans store the majority of the heat caused by the greenhouse gas effect. However, rising temperatures reduce the CO ₂ absorption capacity of … algae (coccolithophore) Emiliana huxleyi (coccolithophores) Calcareous algae use carbon to build their skeleton. Skeletal dissolution occurs in an acidic …

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… Sustainbale resource management is an international task Source: Pixabay The global use of natural resources and the associated environmental impacts have increased … such as metals and biomass play a key role in the transformation towards a greenhouse gas-neutral economy. last update on 13.09.2024 The sustainable use of resources …

… agriculture, nature and environment Optimize nutrient cycles – reduce nutrient surpluses Modify and develop the food system sustainably International agricultural trade … • Andreas Krug, Head of Division "Integrated Nature Conservation and Sustainable Use; Biosafety" Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) Bonn • Heino von Meyer, …