Hamburg: Experts Discuss the Consequences of the Heat Summer
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The extreme weather congress in Hamburg warns against more heat waves, more drought and more heat deaths in Germany. Federal Environment Minister Schneider calls for the anchoring of climate adaptation and nature conservation in the Basic Law.
Heat waves, heavy rains, floods: According to experts, extreme weather events are increasing in the course of climate change. A congress in Hamburg discusses the consequences of global warming and better preparedness.
The 16th Extreme Weather Congress has started in Hamburg. On average, many future summers threaten to become even hotter than this year, experts warn.
The 16th Extreme Weather Congress has started in Hamburg. On average, many future summers threaten to become even hotter than this year, experts warn.
16,000 heat dead, extreme temperatures and forest fires: The record summer of 2026 could be considered a normal summer in 30 years, experts say. Politics, science and the real estate industry meet in Hamburg to discuss consequences.
Almost 16,000 heat dead, billion damage: The DWD is taking stock at the extreme weather congress in Hamburg. NRW is hit particularly hard.
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