• press release The wellbeing connection
In many cases, yes – not just in terms of tangible ecosystem services, but intangible ones too, say UFZ researchers. Their new study reveals that countries like Germany benefit greatly from particularly threatened ecosystems in very poor regions of the world.»
As part of the SOLUTIONS project, researchers coordinated by the UFZ have developed methods and practical solutions for assessing the risks posed by chemical cocktails. Researchers have published 15 policy briefs on how politicians can implement them.»
In November 2019, four UFZ scientists, Dr. Stefan Klotz, Prof. Ingolf Kühn, Prof. William Stan Harpole and Prof. Josef Settele will be represented in the annual scientific ranking of the most cited researchers (Highly Cited Researchers). »
The UFZ forest modelling team are able to show which areas of the Amazon region constitute carbon sinks or carbon sources. They have developed a procedure by which they are able to estimate the amount of biomass in rainforests much more precisely than before.»
How do super-hot, deep geothermal systems behave in volcanic regions during possible heat extraction? This question is the subject of a recent study by TU Bergakademie Freiberg, UFZ and CSIC which has now been published in Nature Communications.»
Shift of trait compositions driven by land use and climate change. From biodiversity to traits to functions to services – application of the ESS framework to Central European forests.
From gene and protein functions to biotechnology
Laboratory of Analytical Chemistry, National and Kapodistrian Univ. Athens
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