CCS: German government enables CO₂ storage and export
In future, the storage of CO₂ in the seabed is to be permitted. The Federal Cabinet also decided on corresponding changes for the export of CO₂.
By Lukas Bayer
In future, the storage of CO₂ in the seabed is to be permitted. The Federal Cabinet also decided on corresponding changes for the export of CO₂.
By Lukas Bayer
Russia’s invasion of its neighboring country has now emitted as much climate-damaging greenhouse gases as Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia emit in one year.
By Redaktion Table
According to UNEP, the global net zero targets require investments in critical raw materials of up to USD 450 billion by 2030. A new report provides recommendations on how they can be environmentally and socially sustainable.
By Alexandra Endres
The DUH accuses German biogas operators of allowing “gigantic quantities of methane” to escape from their plants – and calls for upper limits like those in Denmark. The industry rejects the accusations.
By Kai Schöneberg
The Trump administration is cutting billions of dollars in subsidies for climate projects. Affected by this: E-car manufacturers, the production of hydrogen, direct air capture projects – and even Harley-Davidson.
By Nico Beckert
According to the EU Parliament, schnitzel, hamburger or steak should only be called that if they contain meat. The member states will decide whether this will actually happen.
By Julia Dahm
After intensive negotiations with various parties, the resigned Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has signaled a thaw in relations. President Macron wants to quickly appoint his successor.
By Marion Bergermann
Despite a falling error rate, the Court of Auditors criticizes the legality of expenditure in the EU budget as inadequate. At the same time, it warns against the structure of the new multiannual financial framework.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
Several political groups in the European Parliament have criticized a possible further postponement of the anti-deforestation regulation.
By Julia Dahm
The European Commission wants to appease critics of the Mercosur trade agreement with a proposal to implement safeguard clauses. However, this does not change the terms of the deal.
By Julia Dahm