All Articles

Climate (English)

NO FRANCE - NO SWITZERLAND: February 12, 2020 : Prof. Carlos Nobre speaks during press conference for the presentation
Feature

Amazon rainforest: Europe bears responsibility through supply chains

Brazil's next president has already greatly reduced deforestation rates in the Amazon rainforest once, according to climate scientist Carlos Nobre. Lula could achieve this again. But he will need international support: deforestation-free supply chains, billions in funding, and strict rules to ensure that the money actually benefits the forest.

By Alexandra Endres

Bildschirmfoto 2022-11-02 um 12.04.10
Feature

COP27: gas dispute behind the scenes

Governments from Africa and Europe pledge climate protection and simultaneously want to produce more natural gas. At COP in Egypt, this controversial topic is officially excluded. But it will still play an important role. The tug-of-war between supporters and opponents has begun.

By Bernhard Pötter

Opinion

If loss and damage does not get on the agenda, COP fails

We have entered a new era of loss and damage from human-induced climate change. Therefore, finance for loss and damage must be on the agenda of the upcoming COP27 – or the climate summit will have failed before it officially starts. The Global Shield being co-developed between the G7 and V20 can certainly offer help, but it is not enough. We need a more comprehensive Finance Facility for loss and damage to be established at this COP.

By Redaktion Table

Wind Turbines Coachella Valley Palm Springs California , 3360035.jpg, wind turbines, wind, turbines, renewable energy, a
Feature

USA: Biden's climate course could be slowed down

On Nov. 8, the US Congress will be chosen in the midterm elections. A Republican victory in either or both chambers of the House would also change the climate agenda of the Biden administration. Here are the key areas.

By Redaktion Table