With the current winter temperatures, this may not be so relevant anymore – but in the summer months of recent years, it has been too hot for many people in their own homes, including here in Westmünsterland. Due to climate change due to global warming, extreme heat events are becoming more frequent.  Summer temperatures above 35 degrees often lead to overheating of indoor spaces.  The online lecture entitled "Top in the heat - the heat-resistant house" deals with preventive measures that building owners can take against this climate impact, which the Energy Advice of the Consumer Center North Rhine-Westphalia in cooperation with the Borken climate region draws attention to. invites you. So how do I make my home suitable for times of climate change? What are my options? These questions are answered by energy consultant Dipl.-Ing. Hermann-Josef Schäfer on Tuesday, January 16th. In a short digression, he also discusses heavy rain and the resulting possible damage, as well as preventive measures. Then an exchange of views on the topic of thermal protection is possible. It starts at 6 p.m.