Germany’s Government Gets Mugged by Climate-Change Reality
It all started with a 2023 court decision that made Berlin treat green policy like any other issue.
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Germany’s Government Shakeup Puts Key Climate Laws in Limbo
Germany’s government shakeup means eight pieces of legislation considered crucial for the energy transition are stuck in ...
Germany blocks oil firms from using past emissions credits to support biofuel industry
The German cabinet on Wednesday approved reforms to restrict oil companies from carrying excess emissions reductions credits ...
Germany’s Scholz to skip COP29 as tensions rise in Europe over climate
The German leader’s absence means only two heads of the G7 member countries will be in attendance at the annual UN climate ...
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Germany's Climate Envoy: 'On the Way to 80% Renewables'
In light of Donald Trump's election, Europe needs to lead in the climate action and emissions reduction, according to the ...
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Trump’s aspiration isn’t Nazi Germany, it’s feudal Germany
Medieval Germany is closer: a collection of unaccountable fiefdoms ... His first administration abandoned climate policy and ...
Climate talks open with calls for a path away from the ‘road to ruin.’ But the real focus is money
The COP29, got right to the major focus of striking a new deal on how much money will flow from rich nations to poor to try ...
AP PHOTOS: Revelers in costumes take to the streets of Germany to kick off carnival celebrations
Throngs of revelers in costumes took to the streets of Germany’s Carnival strongholds to celebrate the start of carnival ...
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What Germany’s change in government likely means for energy and climate
The post-election ride might be no less bumpy than the notoriously turmoiled former "traffic light coalition".
For nearly a decade, climate talks have been hashing out so-called Article 6. But what is it?
After nearly a decade of negotiations, leaders during the United Nations climate conference’s first day decided on some of ...
Vattenfall to invest 5 billion euros in Germany's clean energy market
Sweden's Vattenfall (VATN.UL) wants to invest five billion euros ($5.34 billion) in climate-friendly energy products in Germany in the coming years, its local CFO said on Monday.