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Financing: Germany must 'live up to its responsibility'

Germany is hoping for private funding to tackle the climate crisis. As it is unclear whether this money will actually flow, activists are calling for Germany to fulfill its responsibility.

By Redaktion Table

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COP29: Why the climate movement is quieter but less divided

The reaction to the terrorist attack by Hamas and the Gaza war divided the climate movement a year ago. At COP29, the movement may not be as visible as before, but it has come together again internally. There are also economic reasons for this.

By Bernhard Pötter

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COP29: Countries want to increase energy storage sixfold

At the climate conference in Baku, the first countries joined an initiative to increase the global capacity of energy storage systems sixfold. They also want to modernize and expand the electricity grids.

By Nico Beckert

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NCQG: Vulnerable countries only see industrialized countries as responsible

At COP29, the EU states are demanding that rich emerging countries also contribute to climate financing alongside the developed countries. The countries most affected by climate change sense a diversionary tactic and are also demanding clear commitments from Europe.

By Lukas Knigge

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Baku: Why Javier Milei recalled Argentina's delegation

Argentina's president attacks the United Nations and considers climate action to be part of a "socialist agenda". It therefore comes as no surprise that he ordered the Argentinian delegation back from COP29. Climate activists expect this to have an impact on his country's energy policy.

By Alexandra Endres

Opinion

Loss and Damage: Why we need climate reparations

It is often difficult for countries in the Global South to bear the costs associated with the climate crisis, partly due to their colonial past. That is why they need climate reparations from rich countries, experts say.

By Experts Table.Briefings

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Climate finance: Tough negotiations, more pressure from the outside

Time is running out on the new climate finance target. Negotiations are tough. A high-level panel of experts sets out the urgency and need for more climate financing. While Sweden pledges a large sum, Azerbaijan has to put a climate fund on hold for the time being.

By Nico Beckert