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Mauritius rather than Mallorca? How heatwaves are changing our summer holidays
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Forschung an Ostseeküste: Seegraswiesen sind echte Kohlenstoff-Hotspots
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International research consortium publishes new estimates
The temperature on our planet is rising steadily due to the release of additional greenhouse gases. Can we still limit global warming to 1.5 degrees? How much greenhouse gas can we still release? An international consortium of researchers, including a scientist from GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, recently published a study in the international journal Nature Geoscience.
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Once again, 2020 was in Germany one of the warmest years on record. The temperature of our planet continues to rise, caused by the release of greenhouse gases, first and foremost carbon dioxide. Scientists have been pointing out for years that if the emissions of greenhouse gases, mainly caused by the burning of fossil fuels, are not reduced this can lead to dramatic consequences and therefore recommendations for taking measures to limit warming to two, or better still 1.5 deg