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Contact: Tilo Arnhold
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Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres
Caption: Given the growing population and further expansion of the city, combined with the predicted climate changes, the scientists expect problems in the water and energy supply, as well as an increase in the population potentially exposed to extreme heat and floods.
Credit: Photo: André Künzelmann/UFZ
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