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April 4th, 2024

MEPs to attend training against harassment

Members of Parliament should be obliged to take courses to prevent harassment in the workplace. Otherwise they could lose important posts.

By Till Hoppe

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April 4th, 2024

Organizations call for investigations against MEP Ferber

In an open letter to a committee of the European Parliament, Transparency International and other organizations demand an investigation into the case of CSU MEP Markus Ferber. He is accused of conflicts of interest.

By Okan Bellikli

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April 4th, 2024

Shell challenges climate ruling

The oil giant Shell is appealing a 2021 ruling in The Hague stating that it must reduce its emissions by 45 percent by 2030. The argument: Responsibility lies with policymakers, not the judiciary. A decision on this significant matter is expected in the fall.

By Alexandra Endres

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April 4th, 2024

The party decides everything – including climate policy

In China, the Communist Party decides on climate policy. Using commissions, documents, and plans, it establishes binding emissions reduction targets. The next test will come in 2025 to see if interim goals are met.

By Christiane Kuehl

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April 4th, 2024

REN21: Expensive financing slows global energy transition

Renewable energy is growing rapidly worldwide. However, neither their capacity nor the investments made are sufficient to meet climate goals. This is lamented in the new annual report from the Renewable Energy Network REN21. Besides high capital costs, it also cites other problems.

By Bernhard Pötter

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April 4th, 2024

Study: Climate change prolongs heatwaves – especially in Europe and Asia

Due to climate change, there is an increasing occurrence of heatwaves that move more slowly, last longer and affect larger areas than they would without it. The most significant changes are observed in Europe and Asia, as a new study reveals.

By Lukas Bayer

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April 4th, 2024

New figures: Tropical forest conservation making little progress

Brazil and Colombia are better at protecting their rainforests than in previous years, but globally, deforestation in the tropics remains high, according to new data.

By Alexandra Endres

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April 4th, 2024

Climate in Numbers: Where trees heat up the atmosphere

Planting trees is often seen as a panacea for combating global warming. However, a new study now reveals in which regions one should be more cautious with this approach.

By Bernhard Pötter

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April 3rd, 2024

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov plans to meet with Wang Yi

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov intends to meet with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi ahead of Putin's planned trip to China.

By Fabian Peltsch

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April 3rd, 2024

Storm winds in Jiangxi claim seven lives

Heavy storm gusts have blown several people out of their high-rise apartments in Jiangxi province. 552 had to be evacuated.

By Fabian Peltsch