… Butchers, restaurants, supermarkets, hoteliers, facility management and any others who use air conditioning and refrigeration systems or heat pumps can find out more … Butchers, restaurants, supermarkets, hoteliers, facility management and any others who use air conditioning and refrigeration systems or heat pumps can find out more …

… tapped, for example, through the integration of spontaneous helpers - i.e. citizens who are willing to help and who mostly form and organise themselves via social platforms. In addition, training …

… in Germany benefit from rising temperatures but stay sustainable at the same time? Who has to adapt? In order for us to adapt successfully to climate change and its …

… Source: goodluz / Fotolia.com The following contents contain this medium: Who is doing what in the Energiewende? … Public authorities, lobby groups, …

… also step up their statutory responsibility to prosecute and fine the free riders who have failed to register,” said UBA President Maria Krautzberger. Businesses and … also step up their statutory responsibility to prosecute and fine the free riders who have failed to register,” said UBA President Maria Krautzberger. Businesses and …

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… (UBA) of measurements taken at over 500 measuring stations. Nitrogen dioxide, whose main source is motor vehicle exhaust emissions, is particularly critical and … the lowest concentrations can do damage to health. The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed this time and time again." Press release No. 5/2015 | 09.02.2015 … (UBA) of measurements taken at over 500 measuring stations. Nitrogen dioxide, whose main source is motor vehicle exhaust emissions, is particularly critical and …

… on 28.11.2023 On the relevance of the action field The World Health Organisation (WHO) describes climate change as the ‘single biggest health threat facing humanity’: … by climate change, as well as potential protective measures. Apps and targeted newsletters have gained increasing importance; these provide information on risks …