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Elbe has low water levels: „A rainy summer would be nice“
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03/28/2014 - Water levels of the Elbe and other big German rivers are currently as low as normally in late summer. Scientists of the Potsdam Institute for ...
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Capacity-building workshop on forthcoming World Bank Report
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03/21/2014 - To share insights on a forthcoming report for the World Bank, including data and modelling, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research ...
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Global food trade can alleviate water scarcity
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03/18/2014 - International trade of food crops led to freshwater savings worth 2.4 billion US-Dollars in 2005 and had a major impact on local water stress. ...
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Global food markets: Climate impacts would be more costly than bioenergy effects
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01/15/2014 - Ambitious greenhouse-gas mitigation consistent with the 2 degrees target is likely to require substantial amounts of bioenergy as part of the ...
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PIK wins Potsdam Congress Award
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11/15/2013 - In two categories at once, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research has won the Potsdam Congress Award 2013. PIK´s international climate ...
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Cities show characteristic heat island effects
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10/23/2013 - Cities heat up stronger than the rural regions surrounding them – and if climate change continues, this will become a risk for the inhabitants. On ...
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World Summit of Agriculture Experts
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10/16/2013 - The “World Food Prize” is considered as something like the Nobel Prize of Agricultural Science. It will be awarded within the framework of the ...
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Water management in China: High-ranking delegation discusses with scientists
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09/16/2013 - A high-ranking group of Chinese experts visited the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) for discussions about water management ...
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