By June, the US Supreme Court will decide on the Chevron Doctrine. If the justices overturn this decision, numerous disputes will no longer be resolved by Congress, potentially complicating future climate and environmental regulations.
Von Andreas Seidl
Through a subsidy program in Alberta, Canada, the oil giant Shell was able to register twice as many certificates as the actual amount of CO2 captured.
Von Lisa Kuner
Foreign Minister Baerbock concludes her Oceania trip with a visit to Fiji, where she pledged ongoing assistance to Pacific states. In the climate crisis, she sees "the greatest threat to security" for these states and aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation accordingly.
Von Lukas Bayer
One-third of all TV commercials advertise climate-damaging products. Promoted sweets, cars and toiletry items are often classified as harmful to the climate. A study by the Otto Brenner Foundation shows how this violates the Media State Treaty.
Von Lukas Bayer
Eine neue Studie fordert Europa dazu auf, den Spieß umzudrehen und China von der eigenen Technologie abhängig zu halten.
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A Chinese fighter jet dropped flares over an Australian helicopter, but the helicopter pilot managed to avoid harm by performing evasive maneuvers.
Von Marcel Grzanna
China hat einer Studie zufolge seinen Handel mit den Ländern des Globalen Südens in den vergangenen Jahren stark ausgeweitet – zulasten Europas.
Von Marcel Grzanna
Iran's latest kamikaze drones apparently use Chinese guidance systems. This is revealed by a drone discovery analyzed by British scientists. The discovery sheds new light on China's involvement in the Ukraine war.
Von Michael Radunski
