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Dessert | COP30

November 14th, 2025

Confusing forest conservationist

Brazil has chosen a mythological figure as its mascot for the climate conference. ”Curupira” stands a protector of the forest — but could cause confusion.

By Lisa Kuner

Baustellenschild der ersten Direktreduktionsanlage von Thyssenkrupp Steel, dem Projekt der Klimaneutralen Stahlproduktion, am bestehenden Stahlwerk in Duisburg-Farn, Roheisenproduktion ohne klassischen Hochofen, sondern unter Einsatz von Wasserstoff, soll bis Ende 2027 in Betrieb gehen, NRW, Deutschland Baustelle Grünes Stahlwerk *** Construction site sign for thyssenkrupp Steels first direct reduction plant, the climate-neutral steel production project, at the existing steelworks in Duisburg Farn, pig iron production without a conventional blast furnace but using hydrogen, to go into operation by the end of 2027, NRW, Germany Green steelworks construction site

Feature | Paris Climate Agreement

November 14th, 2025

Ten years of Paris: How climate neutrality went from being a threat to an opportunity for industry

German companies have come a long way since 2015: from being skeptical to overfulfilling the Climate Protection Act. Globally, too, climate change is increasingly seen as a successful business model.

By Kai Schöneberg

Heads | COP30

November 14th, 2025

Lena Schilling: For the European Greens in Belém

Lena Schilling negotiated the EU climate target as shadow rapporteur for the Greens. Two years ago she was still shaping the Austrian climate movement, today she is the youngest MEP – and part of the EU delegation at COP30.

By Lukas Bayer

Opinion | COP30

November 13th, 2025

Ten years after Paris: How the COP30 can now accelerate climate protection

The Paris Agreement has changed the global economy, but progress is too slow. COP30 in Belém should set three priorities: Expanding renewables, abandoning fossil fuels, protecting forests — and fairness in all areas.

By Laurence Tubiana

May 31, 2025, Hilversum, North Holland, Netherlands: Behind a cloud of purple smoke, activists hold a banner reading Free Press Tells The Truth . Activists protested at the headquarters of the NetherlandsÃ¢â‚¬â ¢ largest broadcast news outlet, NOS, demanded be honest in regards to its framing of the climate crisis, the genocide in Gaza, and its fake neutrality. Hilversum Netherlands - ZUMAp202 20250531_zip_p202_004 Copyright: xJamesxPetermeierx

Talk of the Town | COP30

November 13th, 2025

Disinformation: What action is being taken at COP30 to combat it

Ten countries have committed to anti-disinformation standards at COP30 in Belém, with Brazil receiving considerable praise for its “historic leadership role”. But an agency that also works with the fossil fuel industry is handling the PR work for the summit.

By Alexandra Endres

News | The company

November 13th, 2025

Appeal to the German government: CEOs call for a reliable climate policy

At COP30 in Belém, 19 CEOs and board members of German companies are calling for policies that reconcile economic and climate interests instead of pitting them against each other.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

News | Climate financing

November 13th, 2025

Climate finance: Experts point the way to USD 1.3 trillion

A report by a group of experts details how to achieve the goal of USD 1.3 trillion in international climate. There is no lack of private capital or opportunities to mobilize more public funds, it says.

By Nico Beckert

News | COP30

November 13th, 2025

NDCs: The 1.5-degree budget could soon be exhausted

Two reports illustrate insufficient progress made by NDCs. The 1.5-degree budget could be used up in just four years. Several experts warn that this increases the risk of tipping points being crossed.

By Lukas Bayer

News | Protests

November 13th, 2025

People’s Summit: Civil society movements demand stop to oil drilling and deforestation

For the first time in years, more protest by civil society is possible during this COP. Grassroots movements have organized a counter-summit and there have already been clashes with security forces.

By Lisa Kuner

News | Deforestation

November 13th, 2025

Land use: How countries overestimate their carbon sinks

Countries are overestimating possibilities of removing carbon from the atmosphere using land-based technologies and neglecting emissions reductions: This is a key finding of the new Land Gap Report, whose authors call for tax and trade reforms as well as debt relief.

By Alexandra Endres