The EU Parliament, Council and Commission have made progress in the fourth political trilogue on the EU Due Diligence System Directive (CSDDD), but have not yet reached an agreement. Further work is needed at a technical and political level.
By Leonie Düngefeld
New findings from "Kick Big Polluters Out" show that large companies such as BP and Petrobras have attended climate conferences in recent years. The data raises questions about transparency and independence.
By Nico Beckert
On Wednesday, the European Commission published a law on forest monitoring, which aims to harmonize the collection of data on European forests. The aim is to make forests more resilient. But it is also about economic prospects.
By Claire Stam
More migrants from Russia have recently been arriving in Finland and now also Estonia. Finland has now closed all but one of the last border crossings.
By Redaktion Table
Loan injections for banks should be linked to climate policy requirements in the future. This is what ECB Director Frank Elderson is calling for. Conditions already exist for financial stability.
By Redaktion Table
Emissions and their effects are very unevenly distributed. This is the conclusion of a recent report. But there are also possible solutions.
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On Tuesday, the EU Parliament defined its position on an EU carbon capture certification framework. It rejects carbon farming as a permanent method of capture.
By Lukas Knigge
Researchers are optimistic that global greenhouse gas emissions will already fall in the coming year.
By Nico Beckert
The Commission wants to further promote hydrogen and the decarbonization of industry. To this end, it is releasing new funding of €4.8 billion from the Innovation Fund.
By Manuel Berkel
A new study by KPMG and VDMA shows that German companies do not yet possess a holistic climate risk management system. They are also planning high investments and see additional business potential.
By Nicolas Heronymus
