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For the first time, the military in the EU has to disclose its emissions. For many, this is an opportunity to think about CO2-saving technologies. Under a new international regulation, the military’s greenhouse gas emissions can now be publicly documented for the first time. As the NATO states meet for their summit in The Hague […]
Smartphones and tablets launched on the EU market from Friday will have a new energy label. According to the European Commission, this will enable consumers to assess how durable and repairable a device is in future. The label indicates how energy-efficient a product is and how long the battery lasts. Read the full article here.
With the guide “The path to climate neutrality”, the Climate Change Center Austria wants to help companies become credibly climate-friendly What do the confectionery company Katjes, the sporting goods manufacturer Adidas and the airline AUA have in common? They have all falsely advertised themselves as climate-friendly companies and have been convicted by the courts for […]
It’s been 10 years since the creation of the first vertical forest, Milan’s Bosco Verticale. How has it inspired other buildings – and affected their residents’ happiness and health? In 2007, Italian architect Stefano Boeri witnessed the frantic construction of a city in the Dubai desert dominated by energy-wasting skyscrapers covered in glass, ceramic and […]
Microsoft has released its 2025 Environmental Sustainability Report, marking the halfway point to its 2030 climate commitments. In the 90-page document, the US-based tech giant reflects on the progress it has made against the pledges it made in 2020. The goals it had aimed to accomplish by 2030 were various and ambitious. They included becoming […]
China is the world’s largest energy consumer – driven by rapid economic growth, industrialization and a population of over 1.4 billion people. For decades, the country relied on coal to cover its huge electricity needs. But a change has begun: In the first quarter of 2025, China’s CO2 emissions fell for the first time, although […]
Chancellor Merz faces headwind from Brussels. One of his prominent demands has been rejected – even by his own Vice-Chancellor. The EU Commission is opposing German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s call to abolish the European Supply Chain Act. The Commission’s position on the Supply Chain Directive is public knowledge and it is about simplification, said a […]
One person in Germany (as of 2025) produces an average of 10.4 tons of greenhouse gases per year in CO₂ equivalents. 22% (2.2 tons of CO₂ equivalents) is attributable to housing, 15% (1.6 tons) to food and 28% (2.9 tons) to other consumption (such as clothing and leisure activities). This average greenhouse gas balance is […]
The “traffic light” coalition failed, but the CDU/CSU and SPD now want to make CCS possible for German industry for the first time – before the summer break. But there is potential for controversy. The new governing coalition of CDU/CSU and SPD is not even in office yet. But the future coalition partners want to […]
The “SeaCURE” pilot project in the south of England aims to be more efficient and cheaper than direct air capture processes. There is far too much CO2 in our atmosphere. To curb the climate crisis, it is therefore necessary to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon capture technologies, i.e. the capture of CO2 that has […]