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- NEWS [English Version] (2012)
- Content: Regional Activities: Science on Tour along the Baltic Sea Coast; Climate Pavilion Schönberg Inaugurated; New RADOST Partner: Hamburg University of Technology; First Organic Mussels from Kiel; International Activities: Climate Change Impacts in the Baltic Sea Region: Assessment Report Provides Opportunity for Discussion; Bottom-up Climate Adaptation Strategies towards a Sustainable Europe; Transatlantic Exchange of Adaptation Measures; Publications
- NEWS [English Version] (2013)
- Content: Regional Activities: The Bay of Kiel Climate Alliance Receives BMU Support; Northern German Regional Conference; New Website Provides Information about the Need for Coastal Protection; RADOST GIS Presents Water Quality Indicators; Coastal Research, Use, and Protection; National Activities: KLIMZUG Final Conference; International Activities: HELCOM Workshop in Warnemünde; RADOST at the Dupont Summit 2012; Publications: Results of the 2012 RADOST Tour; Integrating Climate Change into Economic Analyses under the EU Water Framework Directive
- NEWS [English Version] (2014)
- Content: Regional Activities: Looking Back on Five Years of RADOST; RADOST Final Conference Takes Stock, Looks Ahead; Looking Back: Comments on RADOST; Bay of Kiel Climate Alliance Seeks to Make the Region a Climate Conscious Vacation Destination; What’s Next after RADOST? New Web Tool: “Northern German Climate Monitor”; International Activities: RADOST at the European Maritime Day; Contributions wanted for ECCA Conference 2015; Publications: Communicating Adaptation to Regional Climate Change Impacts; New RADOST reports; Third Special Edition of “Coastal & Marine“
- Results of a Company Survey (2014)
- The survey of 4.000 companies in the metropolitan area of Bremen-Oldenburg in north-western Germany conducted by the University of Oldenburg as part of the ‚nordwest2050’ project in 2010 and 2012 showed that the economic importance of climate change is growing. The 2012 survey revealed that 38% of the companies polled already saw climate change as an important success factor for their company. In 2010, 31% of the companies surveyed said that they ascribed a “high” to “very high importance” to climate change for corporate success.