Die EU gebe zu wenig für Forschung aus und konzentriere sich überdies auf die falschen Sektoren, kritisieren namhafte Volkswirte in einer Studie. Sie fordern mehr Risikowillen und weniger politischen Einfluss.
Von Redaktion Table
India's Supreme Court has ruled for the first time on the right to be free from the negative effects of climate change. This could have a significant impact on future legislation in the country.
Von Lisa Kuner
Next week, the heads of state and government of the EU member states will discuss their strategic agenda until the end of the decade. Brussels think tanks are calling for climate protection to be better linked to industrial policy in the future.
Von Lukas Knigge
According to an ad hoc statement by Leopoldina, Germany urgently needs to press ahead with the development of a national carbon management strategy. It criticizes the planned limitation to storage in marine areas.
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At the age of 23, Lena Schilling is entering the EU election campaign as the top candidate for the Austrian Green Party. She is the face of the fight against the climate crisis. In parliament, she wants to promote the mobility transition and, if necessary, ban private jets. Can she also score points on other issues?
Von Redaktion Table
Herring, sardines, and anchovies should be eaten directly rather than processed into fishmeal. According to a new study, reducing red meat consumption could save up to 750,000 lives a year.
Von Lukas Bayer
A recent study shows methane emissions from opencast lignite mining in Germany have been significantly underestimated. This is apparently due to questionable calculation bases.
Von Lisa Kuner
The EU spends too little on research and also concentrates on the wrong sectors, criticize renowned economists in a study. They call for more willingness to take risks and less political influence.
Von Redaktion Table
Experts from rating agency Bloomberg New Energy Finance are sounding the alarm: The G20 countries are lagging behind in the transition away from fossil fuels. The experts have now shown who is doing better or worse, depending on the sector.
Von Bernhard Pötter
