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Most people knew him as a BASF lobbyist: Joerg Wuttke is now a consultant in the USA.

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Consumption has somewhat recovered. Nevertheless, industrial output remained below expectations in July.

By Felix Lee

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Dependence on China: Why the German economy remains weak

Germany's weak growth is more persistent than expected. Its economy contracted in the second quarter due to the continuing dependence on China, which also experienced weaker growth.

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Wild new X chatbot threatens to escalate EU-Musk feud

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Food delivery services: Why the sector is particularly vulnerable to competition problems

The EU competition authorities are taking a particularly close look at online food delivery services. One expert believes this makes sense: the sector is particularly susceptible to competition law problems.

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Climate finance: Arab countries call for 441 billion for new financial target

The Arab group of countries has called on developed countries to contribute 441 billion US dollars annually to climate financing. Other countries continue to hold back with concrete figures. The fronts continue to harden in the dispute over the inclusion of new donor states.

By Nico Beckert

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Open letter: Nobel Laureates call for mention of fossil fuels in UN treaty

In an open letter, former heads of state and Nobel Prize winners have called on the United Nations to include fossil fuels in an important UN climate treaty. They have been omitted from the current draft, which has caused great outrage.

By Lukas Bayer

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Carbon emissions: How much damage Donald Trump could do to the climate

According to a new calculation, the United States would emit around 800 billion tons more CO2 under Donald Trump than if it continued its current climate policy. However, it is still unclear whether the underlying assumption is correct.

By Nico Beckert

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Climate in Numbers: Green technologies become more and more efficient

The most important climate action technologies are already available and are becoming increasingly efficient and affordable. A recent report shows the enormous innovations in solar, wind and battery technology.

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Wildfires: Why 2023 was a record year

According to the latest data from the World Resources Institute (WRI), wildfires are getting worse. In 2023, flames destroyed almost twice as much tree area as 20 years ago. Global warming is an important driver. These wildfires also endanger important tropical forests, for example, in the Amazon region.

By Alexandra Endres