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Climate adaptation: How budget cuts threaten financing targets

New data suggest that the Glasgow-agreed goal to double adaptation finance may fall short. During the Bonn meetings on the Global Goal on Adaptation, money disputes and debates over adequate indicators also weighed heavily.

By Alexandra Endres

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Green Claims: Von der Leyen wants to calm the waters.

Under pressure from the EPP, the EU Commission had announced that it would withdraw the legislative proposal against greenwashing. Following warnings from the coalition partners, a negotiated solution is now to be found.

By Till Hoppe

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Study: Governments not very innovative in promoting clean tech.

According to a cep study, governments in the EU are predominantly promoting conventional large-scale projects such as wind farms or grid expansion, and hardly any new areas such as battery production or electrolysers. Governments are also conservative when it comes to instruments.

By Till Hoppe