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September 5th, 2024

Car manufacturer Changan: These are the plans for the Germany branch

One of China's largest automotive companies, Changan Automobile, has established a branch in Munich. The move into Germany is part of its global expansion strategy.

April 25, 2021, Fuyang, Anhui, China: A newborn baby is seen being fed on a bottle in the ward of the hospital neonatal care center..The results of the seventh national census of China will be released soon, and some institutions predict that the birth rate will be lower than the death rate for the first time. Fuyang China - ZUMAs197 20210425_zaa_s197_003 Copyright: xSheldon Cooperx

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September 5th, 2024

Birthrate decline: China halts foreign adoptions

China plans to no longer allow foreign adoptions of Chinese children.

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September 5th, 2024

Market power of farmers: Where von der Leyen sets different priorities

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to strengthen the market power of farmers. However, the Strategic Dialogue on Agriculture, which is supposed to provide her with impetus for her new term of office, remains cautious on the subject.

By Julia Dahm

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September 5th, 2024

Data centers: This is how high emissions could rise by 2030

A new report by investment bank Morgan Stanley predicts high greenhouse gas emissions from data centers in 2030. However, the bank also believes that AI will bring opportunities for decarbonization.

By Lukas Bayer

Berlin, Deutschland 15. März 2023: Empfang des Ministerpräsidentens des Königreichs Schweden - 15.03.2023 Im Bild: v.li.: Ulf Kristersson, Ministerpräsident des Königreichs Schweden, Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz SPD Bundeskanzleramt Berlin *** Berlin, Germany 15 March 2023 Reception of the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Sweden 15 03 2023 In the picture from left Ulf Kristersson, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Sweden, Chancellor Olaf Scholz SPD Federal Chancellery Berlin Copyright: xFotostandx/xReuhlx

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September 5th, 2024

Sweden: Why the country scraps its aviation tax

Sweden's right-wing government wants to scrap the tax on airline tickets from mid-2025. The aim is to increase competitiveness and reduce prices. Environmental associations criticize the plan.

By Lukas Bayer

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September 5th, 2024

Geothermal energy: How Germany wants to facilitate its use

A new bill is intended to facilitate the use of geothermal energy in Germany. Some permits will become superfluous; others will be issued more quickly.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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September 5th, 2024

UER scandal: What the industry association 'Initiative gegen Klimabetrug' calls for

In the scandal surrounding possible fraud with UER certificates for carbon reduction, the affected biofuel industry has now spoken out. They demand swift clarification, stricter rules, and a dialogue with the government.

By Bernhard Pötter

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September 5th, 2024

Climate in Numbers: Brazil hit by record drought

Brazil is currently experiencing the worst drought since records began. This causes wildfires to spread more quickly and threatens the power supply in some regions.

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September 5th, 2024

H2Mare: Offshore wind turbine produces hydrogen directly for the first time

The Federal Ministry of Education and Research's flagship project, H2Mare, for directly producing hydrogen from an offshore wind turbine, has reported initial progress. In the future, green hydrogen could be produced without a grid connection, making it cheaper.

By Lukas Bayer

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September 5th, 2024

AI training with user data: Agreement between X and Ireland without penalty

The short messaging service X used user data for AI training in the EU without permission. However, the Irish data protection authority has dropped the complaint – to the annoyance of civil rights activists.

By Redaktion Table