Tornados in Germany are increasing sharply

  • Erstellt am 2022-05-21 03:25:05

Fuchsbau35

2022-05-21 11:18:32
  • #1


Oh dear... are you so frustrated that you have to get personal right away??? Surface sealing (and everything connected to it) does very much have something to do with the climate. And ultimately also with extreme weather events. And on the subject of new housing concepts: that’s exactly what we do! We do not build new but refurbish old stock. I don’t want to judge anyone who wants to build a single-family house new. Only it is certainly no longer a future-proof concept. One should be honest about that.
 

Snowy36

2022-05-21 11:38:44
  • #2
Oh man, now the next scare is being driven through the village: climate change... there have always been flood disasters and storms in Germany as well... in NRW back then, all cars and windows were completely damaged by hail... a few years ago, supposedly the oil was gone, so you were only allowed to drive every other day... I don’t want to deny that we humans have to take care of nature and the environment, but in 2009 weather maps on the evening news were marked with 36 degrees in green and a shining sun... today the map is red just because it’s sometimes 30 degrees….

I would rather prefer that the great things in the [BPlänen] (with us 2 native trees per 400sqm and enclosure with a hedge) would both be implemented and controlled…. nobody here has planted a tree except me... fence around it and stones in the front garden... nice.
 

OWLer

2022-05-21 12:28:23
  • #3
Paderborn is not that far from us. Fortunately, we only had rain and not even any significant wind. I hope the affected people find enough roof tiles to quickly repair the damage!

Afterwards, I just wondered, during a tornado warning: shutters up or down?

The aluminum armor will probably stop very little of what was seen on the phone videos yesterday. If my windows are shattered, at least I can still create some relative protection afterwards; the guides would probably survive?

In a normal storm/hurricane, I would put them down – but a tornado is not normal at all….
 

BackSteinGotik

2022-05-21 12:55:30
  • #4


How do you come to the conclusion that I am frustrated? I just always find it interesting when the simplest slogans (“land consumption!!!”) are broadcast completely inappropriately, without even having remotely understood the topic. That does not contribute to the solution, quite the opposite.

How many social housing units do you have in your project? The minimum 33%, or more? How many classic residential functions have been dissolved? Shared laundry room with communal washing machines (sharonomics), communal kitchen? Project carried out completely without parking spaces, i.e. car-free? Communal meeting area instead of own living room? What about inclusion? How many children per residential unit?

Or just condominium or quasi terraced house in a perfectly normal multi-family house complex with solvent owner-occupiers? I’m curious, I like to take a closer look at building group projects.
 

driver55

2022-05-21 13:08:40
  • #5
In the event of a tornado, one certainly doesn't worry about the shutters... My motto is/would be, seal the building, head to the basement (if available), and when the ordeal is over, hope that the ground/upper floors are still there.
 

Neubau2022

2022-05-21 13:22:40
  • #6


Two native trees per 400 sqm? Cute :-) For us, it’s one tree per 100 sqm.

You can combat climate change very simply and actually cost-neutrally by abstaining from meat or significantly reducing it. I myself am a heavy meat eater, but will reduce it to max. 1-2 times a week.
 
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