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After Petersberg: dispute becomes more heated

The Petersberg Climate Dialogue took the temperature of the negotiations in the run-up to COP29. The result: old and new demands for finance, an alliance for better climate plans and, with Azerbaijan, a confident next host. There are still many unanswered questions.

By Bernhard Pötter

Climate Club starts work on decarbonization of industry

38 countries are discussing which standards low-carbon industries need to meet, particularly in cement and steel production, and what fair competition could look like. Discussions on this have now begun in the Climate Club under German-Chilean leadership.

By Bernhard Pötter

Thomas Heilmann, MdB, CDU/CSU Bundestagsfraktion, Deutschland, Berlin, Bundespressekonferenz, Thema: BVerfG Entscheidung zur 2./3. Lesung des GEG *** Thomas Heilmann, Member of the Bundestag, CDU CSU parliamentary group, Germany, Berlin, Federal Press Conference, Topic BVerfG decision on the 2 3 reading of the GEG

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Urgent appeal against German Climate Change Act filed

Last summer, Thomas Heilmann temporarily halted the German Building Energy Act; now, he wants to do the same with the amendment to the Climate Action Act. Because the government's timetable is "unreasonable," he has filed an urgent appeal with the Federal Constitutional Court.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

Petersberg unofficial: The ten most important questions

The Petersberg Climate Dialogue in Berlin will inform visitors about the course of COP29 host Azerbaijan, the 'COP Troika' and Germany's climate finances. But many of the most interesting questions will only be touched on unofficially.

By Bernhard Pötter