The venues for the next soccer World Cup are at risk from the climate crisis, according to a recent report. In addition to heat, rainfall and flooding could also affect the games in the future.
By Redaktion Table
Austria's lawsuit against the inclusion of gas and nuclear power plants in the European taxonomy has failed. Greenpeace now plans to examine further legal steps for its parallel lawsuit.
By Manuel Berkel
Climate change has increased both the probability and the intensity of heatwaves. A research team has now analyzed exactly how large carbon emitters contribute to this.
By Lisa Kuner
Parts of the industry and the EU are calling for changes to the planned phase-out of combustion engines by 2035. Studies show: This would drive up CO₂ emissions in the EU because there are currently no "open-technology" alternatives.
By Bernhard Pötter and Lukas Knigge
The debate about the EU's 2040 climate target had the potential to divide the coalition. The SPD in particular was furious. Now the Chancellor has personally made it clear that the coalition agreement applies.
By Lukas Knigge and Horand Knaup
Environment Minister Schneider criticizes the fact that companies are backing out of their environmental and climate protection commitments. Consumers should demand that promises are kept.
By Bernhard Pötter
Tapping into climate financing and presenting African solutions: These were the priorities of the 2nd African Climate Summit. The summit in the capital Addis Ababa was also Ethiopia's dress rehearsal for its bid for COP32. The country also presented its new NDC.
By Lukas Bayer
The debate surrounding the EU's 2040 climate target has the potential to divide the coalition. The Federal Chancellery apparently aims to leave the decision on the climate target to the heads of state and government in the European Council.
By Lukas Knigge and Bernhard Pötter
Far too little CO₂ is permanently removed from the atmosphere, and companies often rely on methods that do not bind carbon permanently, a recent report concludes.
By Lisa Kuner
At the start of the IAA motor show, Mercedes boss Källenius and Bavaria's Minister President Söder are calling for the ban on new combustion engines to be weakened from 2035. The SPD is calling for better support for electric cars.
By Lukas Knigge, Julia Fiedler and Markus Grabitz
