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BAU-R-1: Recreation areas

The picture shows an aerial photograph of the ‘Straße des 17. Juni’, a street commemorating the building of the Berlin Wall (the anniversary of German unification takes place annually on 17th June). To the right and left of this street, you can see the canopy of trees in the Große Tiergarten park. The city’s silhouette is visible in the picture’s horizon, including the Reichstags building, tv tower, cathedral and the Brandenburg Gate.

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BAU-I-1 + 2: Heat stress in urban areas and summer heat island effect

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TOU-I-3: Market shares held by wider tourism areas

The illustration ’Wider tourism areas in Germany’ contains a map of the travel areas in Germany showing five individual wider tourism areas in aggregated form.. Alps with alpine foothills, coasts and urban areas are regions characterised by very specific properties. The uplands and other areas are heterogeneous and extensive.

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IG-I-1: Heat-related decrease in efficiency

The picture shows a woman wearing a blouse and a blazer, sitting in an office in front of a laptop. In her left hand she is holding an open water bottle while wiping sweat off her brow with her right hand. The woman’s eyes are closed and her facial expression suggests exhaustion.

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BAU-R-3: Investments in the energetic refurbishment of building envelopes

The picture shows a covered roof structure with insulation installed on its left-hand side.

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The highest number of hot days averaged across Germany were recorded in 2003, 2015, 2018 and 2022.Despite considerable fluctuations between individual years, the overall trend is rising significantly.More hot days are expected during summer months in the coming decades due to climate change. read more

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heat stress

Climate | Energy

BAU-R-1: Recreation areas

Climate | Energy

BAU-I-1 + 2: Heat stress in urban areas and summer heat island effect

Climate | Energy

TOU-I-3: Market shares held by wider tourism areas

Climate | Energy

IG-I-1: Heat-related decrease in efficiency

Climate | Energy

BAU-R-3: Investments in the energetic refurbishment of building envelopes

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