Übersetzung für "Klimawandelfolgen" in Englisch

The EU and its Member States should integrate climate adaptation into their national, regional and sector planning strategies, and pledge sufficient technical and financial support to those regions that would be the worst affected by the consequences of climate change.

Support is being provided in the development of adaptation plans in the context of local forest management strategies and an auditing procedure for the incorporation of climate change impacts into local land use plans.

Climate change impacts often have a regional and local impact, which makes proactive action in communities and regions necessary and meaningful in order to sustainably secure our living and economic environment.

Up to now, most studies address singular aspects of climate change impacts only, even though multiple stresses amplify the vulnerability.

Water and wastewater companies in Peru are now pioneering a new approach towards climate neutrality, reduced energy consumption and adaptation to climate change.

Limiting global warming to 1.5°C, by contrast, would substantially reduce the risks to humans and ecosystems and would allow many societies and ecosystems to adapt to the impacts of climate change.

The people living in rural areas who depend directly on natural resources need to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change, while taking steps to ameliorate those impacts.

The Initiative places clear emphasis on climate change mitigation, adaption to the impacts of climate change and the protection of biological diversity.

To mitigate the impact of climate change, the report highlights the importance of implementing the commitments laid out in the Paris Agreement.

This demonstrates how important it is to consider all components of a system when talking about possible impacts from climate change", stresses Dr. Jacob.

The three-year research project EVAR (short for "The Benguela Upwelling System under climate change – Effects of VARiability in physical forcing on carbon and oxygen budgets") to investigate possible climate change impacts on key biogeochemical processes in the Benguela upwelling system off South West Africa, a very important fishing ground, was launched on January 2, 2019.

If we don't manage to limit global warming to well below 2°C, and if possible to 1.5°C, then the impacts of climate change will overwhelm many countries.

The focus is on the financing of infrastructure projects and climate-change adaptation and resilience measures in cities, the development of models for possible public-private partnerships, and the inclusion of disadvantaged groups of people.

In the context of a participatory process, experts from industry, science, administration and civil society were involved to develop measures for reducing vulnerability related to climate change impacts.

Both study areas are ideal model systems – not only because of the neighbouring megacities, but also because they provide a good opportunity to study exchange processes between land and ocean in very sensitive marine ecosystems and the changes in the physical driving forces behind these processes such as monsoon, marine currents as well as impacts of climate change.

Climate change impacts such as droughts may also contribute to fuel already smoldering local conflicts and, in some cases, trigger the outbreak of violence.

With support from international civil society, these countries argued even then that global warming of 2°C would mean climate change impacts that would not be safe for their own survival and livelihoods.

The three-year research project EVAR to investigate possible climate change impacts on key biogeochemical processes in the Benguela upwelling system off South West Africa, a very important fishing ground, was launched on January 2, 2019.

It is also very well suited for studying processes of exchange between land and ocean as well as changes in the physical forces behind this exchange, such as monsoon, ocean currents and climate change, over longer time scales," says Prof. Joanna Waniek from the IOW, who will share the chief scientist position and the coordination of the expedition team on board the "Hai Yang Di Zhi" with her Chinese colleague Dr. Huayang Gan from GMGS.