• press release Heat extremes in the soil are underestimated
The UFZ is pleased about the renewed positive assessment of the EMAS environmental management system and the validation of the Environmental Statement 2022, which is available as an e-paper.»
An UFZ research team has found that climate change has a much greater impact on the intensity and frequency of heat extremes in the soil than in the air. This is particularly the case in Central Europe, they write in the journal Nature Climate Change.»
Between September 26 to 28, around 150 experts from Europe will come together to discuss the role of riverine floodplains and coastal wetlands for nature and climate protection. They bring together current findings from science, politics and practice and develop recommendations.»
Jordan is one of the most arid countries in the world. In an article recently published in Nature Sustainability, a team of international researchers coordinated by the UFZ analyses the illegal water trade and describes how the state could stabilise the water supply. »
One of the 11 doctoral prizes awarded by the Helmholtz Association in 2023 was won by Flávio Baleeiro from the UFZ. In his doctoral thesis, he developed an innovative process for producing green chemicals from biomass.»
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