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Welcome to the website of the research project CC-LandStraD

The acronym CC-LandStraD stands for Climate Change – Land Use Strategies in Germany.

On this homepage you find explanations of the project aims and contents, presentations of the joint project but also of the individual subprojects as well as information on the partner institutions and the participating scientists.

How can land use in Germany reduce greenhouse gas emissions? This question has been investigated by scientists in the collaborative project CC-LandStraD, which was coordinated by the Thünen Institute of Rural Studies.

The declared aim of this inter- and transdisciplinary project was to develop

strategies for sustainable land use in the face of climate change and to assess their consequences. Now the results have been published in an overall view in the reference book "Wechselwirkungen zwischen Landnutzung und Klimawandel".

The book provides a basis for the debate on climate change-optimized land use in Germany. It is available for download as e-book (free of charge) and also available as print edition from Springer Verlag.

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-18671-5

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Land-use in the Light of Climate Change

The project "Climate Change – Land Use Strategies Deutschland" (CC-LandStraD) ends in October 2015. The main results of the project were discussed with scientists of the project team and stakeholders of the land-use sectors on June 1 2015 in Hanover.

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Land-use in the Light of Climate Change

On the Use of our Land: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

A new exhibit on land use and determining factors: will open on December 4 at the Thünen-Museum-Tellow with the Mecklenburg - West Pomeranian Minister of Agriculture, Till Backhaus, and, president of the Thünen Institute, Folkhard Isermeyer

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On the Use of our Land: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Green Light for the second phase until October 2015

CC-LandStraD has been evaluated as successful by international reviewers in the Federal Ministry of Education and Research

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Green Light for the second phase until October 2015

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