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Blauer Kompass contest awards the vanguard of adaptation to climate change, UBA publishes report on emissions saved through use of renewable energies in 2007, January was England's wettest winter month in almost 250 years, Methane impact on global warming much greater than thought, Global November average temperature highest on record;, Establishment of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), The North Pole is 20 C warmer than normal, Agriculture and its environmental impact: Federal Environment Agency present compact collection of data, Kigali Amendment, Report: Trends in Global CO2 Emissions 2012, New design for DEHSt website, Study: Cultural world heritage threatened by climate change, Study: Intensification and poleward shift of oceanic boundary currents, Huge Cruise Ship Completes Northwest Passage Arctic Journey, IPCC agrees a special report on the impacts of global warming of 1.5 ºC, Water body type of the year 2014, 2009 Hottest Year on Record in Southern Hemisphere, Weather extremes provoked by trapping of giant waves in the atmosphere, Federal Environment Minister visits research stations on Svalbard, 2010 - Large number of weather extremes, May 2013 Was World's 3rd Warmest on Record, 35 per cent coral death in parts of the Great Barrier Reef, Risks of global warming have been underestimated, Climate change accelerated in 2001-2010, Federal Environment Agency receives DGNB Seal of Approval for Sustainable Building, Typhoon Haiyan, International report confirms 2016 was warmest year on record for the globe