… is important that we continue to strengthen the resilience of the river floodplain ecosystem. In the midst of climate change with long periods without rain and with … initiatives on planning and implementing measures in the Oder through the Blue Belt federal programme (floodplains funding programme). Starting points for this include the “Blue Belt Feasibility Study - Pilot Oder”, commissioned by the Brandenburg State …

… 13 steps to counter software obsolescence The German Environment Agency (UBA) recommends measures to increase the lifespan of technological devices and gives … information on the guaranteed support period and the resulting legal claims Labelling of products with regard to repair options Mandatory information on the …

… river. The LfU’s automatic measuring stations in Frankfurt/Oder and Hohenwutzen recorded sudden increased levels of electric conductivity, pH levels and oxygen … Water Framework Directive requires for assessing the condition of rivers, did not record any unusual concentrations in Germany. The Federal Institute of Hydrology … – high chemical concentrations or extreme algal blooms – can destabilise the entire ecosystem. "This disaster also teaches us that we need to strengthen the resilience …

… underwater noise pollution and climate change are the stresses on the marine ecosystems of the Baltic Sea on which Germany wants to focus during its tenure. A … understand the potential and relevance of ecosystems as natural carbon sinks ("blue carbon") in the Baltic Sea and further explore possible options for action. The …

… for example in the Swabian Alb and Frankish Alb. Only eight percent achieve 'good' ecological status. Real improvement can only be achieved by giving this water body – … organisms are the minnow, caddisfly and the fire salamander, common spring moss and blue-green algae. These streams are seldom teeming with life nowadays. Nutrient …

… occurred in the course of the past 50 years: 21 of the 22 warmest years in global records were recorded in the years since 2001, with 2016 being regarded globally as … begins in 1881 and extends to 2022. The negative deviations are illustrated in blue below the zero line, while the positive deviations are in red above the zero …