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Climate Change Overview

Playing down the risks – What coronavirus and climate change have in common
Climate Change
Playing down the risks – What coronavirus and climate change have in common
Climate change will still be with us long after Covid-19 has been defeated
Climate change and severe hailstorms in Europe
Climate Change
Climate change and severe hailstorms in Europe
Climate change will result in more severe hailstorms in Europe
Climate change and its consequences
Climate Change
Climate change and its consequences
Series of hot years and more extreme weather
The climate needs the market economy
Climate Change
The climate needs the market economy
The world’s leading companies are setting climate change higher on their agendas
Australia and Climate Change
Climate Change
Australia and Climate Change
A summary of the current situation and future prospects
How much can Australia’s economy withstand?
Climate Change
How much can Australia’s economy withstand?
Is Australia adequately prepared for potential risks of change?
Icy cricket balls from above
Climate Change
Icy cricket balls from above
Severe convective storms represent the highest aggregate losses for insurers in Australia
Climate change increases wildfire risk in California
Climate Change
Climate change increases wildfire risk in California
Majority of largest and costliest wildfires have occurred in recent years
Hail – An underestimated and growing risk
Climate Change
Hail – An underestimated and growing risk
Destructive power of hailstorms
Climate protection needs technology
Climate Change
Climate protection needs technology
A plea for objectivity and greater efforts in Europe
Heatwaves, drought and forest fires in Europe
Climate Change
Heatwaves, drought and forest fires in Europe
Billions of dollars in losses for agricultural sector
Climate facts 2017
Climate Change
Climate facts 2017
2017 was one of the three warmest years on record.
Spring frost losses and climate change – Not a contradiction in terms
Climate Change
Spring frost losses and climate change – Not a contradiction in terms
Between 17 April and 10 May 2017, large parts of Europe were hit by a cold snap that brought a...
Deep Freeze: record losses in USA
Climate Change
Deep Freeze: record losses in USA
Are Extreme Nat Cat Events the New Normal?
Knowledge networks are divers of innovation
Climate Change
Knowledge networks are divers of innovation
Research will be increased
Climate protection or tilting at windmills
Climate Change
Climate protection or tilting at windmills
Thoughts of the COP23
Climate change – A repressed challenge
Climate Change
Climate change – A repressed challenge
The two-degree implications
Climate facts 2017
Climate Change
Climate facts 2017
On course for one of the warmest years ever
Climate change and its consequences
Climate Change
Climate change and its consequences
What do we know? What do we assume?
Focus on benefit for society
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Focus on benefit for society
Natural catastrophes cause much suffering
Climate facts 2016
Climate Change
Climate facts 2016
Climate change continues
Rapid attribution
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Rapid attribution
Is climate change involved in an extreme weather event?
“We have avoided the unmanageable”
Climate Change
“We have avoided the unmanageable”
The results of COP21
COP21 – Let’s make the most of the new opportunities
Climate Change
COP21 – Let’s make the most of the new opportunities
2015 was a climate year
Binding reduction measures should be decided on in Paris
Climate Change
Binding reduction measures should be decided on in Paris
Securing the required financing
The fight against climate change – the story so far
Climate Change
The fight against climate change – the story so far
Climate change affects everyone
What does the 2 degree target mean for climate change?
Climate Change
What does the 2 degree target mean for climate change?
Each emission reduction counts
Are weather patterns changing because the Arctic is becoming warmer?
Climate Change
Are weather patterns changing because the Arctic is becoming warmer?
Fixed weather patterns
2014: The warmest year since systematic temperature records began
Climate Change
2014: The warmest year since systematic temperature records began
The warmest year since 130 years
IPCC recommendations are a wake-up call
Climate Change
IPCC recommendations are a wake-up call
The findings of the IPCC
“We need to understand the connections”
Climate Change
“We need to understand the connections”
A help in practice
Climate change hasn't gone away!
Climate Change
Climate change hasn't gone away!
IPCC report

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