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Umweltorganisationen wollen Reform der Schuldenbremse

Umwelt- und Klimaorganisationen und die Industriegewerkschaft IGBCE rufen die Bundesregierung zu einer Reform der Schuldenbremse auf. Auch der Abbau fossiler Subventionen und eine Steuer auf Finanzmarkteinkommen müssten auf die Agenda gesetzt werden.

Von Nico Beckert

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Ernährung: Mehr Klimaschutz nutzt Volkswirtschaft

Eine neue Studie legt nahe: Mehr gesunde Ernährung und eine konsequente Förderung von Maßnahmen für mehr Klima- und Ressourcenschutz könnten mehrere gravierende Probleme der Menschheit mit einem Schlag lösen.

Von Nicolas Heronymus

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Financial gap and EU directives: New problems for Germany's climate money

Calls in Germany for the introduction of climate money are growing louder, but the chances of this happening are dwindling. The Climate and Transformation Fund is missing a new billion-euro deficit in the short term. And from 2027 onwards, EU regulations on how the carbon revenue can be used could prevent it from being disbursed as a per capita payout.

Von Malte Kreutzfeldt

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Northern Europe: Climate change makes unusual cold less frequent

Does man-made global warming favor cold snaps like the one in January? In an initial analysis for Northern Europe, a team of researchers comes to the opposite conclusion: Without climate change, temperatures would probably have dropped even further.

Von Alexandra Endres

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Nutrition: More climate action benefits the economy

A new study suggests that a healthier diet and consistently promoting climate and resource protection measures could solve several of humanity's serious problems in one fell swoop.

Von Nicolas Heronymus

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Environmental organizations demand reform of German debt brake

Environmental and climate organizations and the German trade union IGBCE call on the German government to reform the debt brake. They further demand that the reduction of fossil fuel subsidies and a tax on financial market income must also be put on the agenda.

Von Nico Beckert