A massacre, a war and a debate that overshadows everything: The Middle East conflict not only affects global relations, but also jeopardizes discussions on the climate crisis at the upcoming COP28 in Dubai. The battle for moral authority becomes a serious threat to the urgently needed progress in climate diplomacy.
By Redaktion Table
Researchers are optimistic that global greenhouse gas emissions will already fall in the coming year.
By Nico Beckert
The Russian government passed a new climate doctrine shortly before COP28. It outlines a framework for domestic decarbonization and signals the will for international cooperation. However, experts argue that fossil fuels will remain the dominant energy source, which will hinder the climate transition.
By Arne Schütte
As COP28 is about to kick off, the New Climate Institute presents an encouraging report on climate policy. Although progress is insufficient and too slow, there is hope. Thanks to a change of opinion, ambitious targets, pressure on investments and the surprising success of renewables.
By Bernhard Pötter
Kenya and France plan to mobilize more climate action money through climate taxes. At COP28, they want to set up a working group.
By Nico Beckert
A new study by KPMG and VDMA shows that German companies do not yet possess a holistic climate risk management system. They are also planning high investments and see additional business potential.
By Nicolas Heronymus
The UN warns that national climate plans are unable to reduce emissions enough to achieve climate targets.
By Nico Beckert
A Table.Media exclusive: Shortly before COP28, Greenpeace presents a mid-term review of the German government's climate policy: Aside from partial successes, there have been delays and setbacks. Given Germany's national budget crisis, the organization calls for a levy-financed 100 billion special budget for the climate and the future.
By Bernhard Pötter
