1. Newsletter XXXV 2023 - August 27 to September 2 - News+ Historic victory: Ecuador becomes the first country to say no to oil

    It's been a good ten years. At that time, protests in northern Germany led to a virtual ban by the black-yellow federal government on CCS technology - the large-scale technology in which the greenhouse gas CO2 is pressed into deep layers of the earth in order to banish it from the atmosphere. Opponents of the CCS projects, especially in Schleswig-Holstein, feared leaks, artificial earthquakes and risks for...

  2. Newsletter XXXIII 2023 - August 13th to 19th - News+ Military coup in Niger: Uranium mining and environmental destruction as deeper reasons?

    for new gas heating systems - partly backed up with misinformation - reached far more people, but rather caused uncertainty and rejection. August 14 United States | greenhouse gas | Law unconstitutional Verdict with a signal effect Historic success for young plaintiffs in climate litigation in the USA The US state of Montana violates the constitutional right to a "clean...

  3. Newsletter XXXII 2023 - August 6th to 12th - News+ Hiroshima - The asphalt will burn. Chaos will reign

    Reconstruction aid comes from the state or insurance companies - the flood victims have to cover the rest themselves. But what about large industrial companies that are among the largest emitters of climate-damaging greenhouse gases? [...] A lawsuit is currently being heard at the Higher Regional Court in Hamm: against the energy company RWE. It's not about the flood in the Ahr Valley, but about the...

  4. Newsletter XXXI 2023 - July 30th to August 05th - News+ Brussels buys more fire-fighting aircraft to fight forest fires

    | Cement | 3D printing Geopolymer instead of cement: New recipe for CO₂-free mortar for 3D printing A new mortar for 3D printing of buildings causes almost no greenhouse gases during production. It should also be more robust and cheaper. The production of concrete causes around eight percent of global CO2 emissions. 3D printing of buildings promises – at least in theory – a...

  5. Newsletter XXX 2023 - July 23-29 - News+ Chomsky: What happens when orders from Washington are not followed?

    to put it in a favorable light and propagate its sustainability. But burning gas to generate energy and heat is very damaging to the climate, and in many cases even produces more greenhouse gases than coal or petroleum. This has to do with methane emissions during extraction and transport, the so-called indirect emissions. The gas lobby, united in...

  6. Newsletter XXVIII 2023 - July 9-15 - News+ Bulgaria wants to sell Russian reactors to Ukraine

    The University of Bologna announced that the number of designated protected areas is in third-to-last place among the 27 EU countries. Only Belgium (0,1 percent) and Denmark (0,2) perform worse... * Greenhouse gas | Emission | Sulfur oxide 63 cruise ships pollute air more than all cars in Europe Carnival Corporation's cruise ships emit more toxic sulfur oxides than all 291...

  7. Newsletter XXVII 2023 - July 2nd to 8th - News+ Is nuclear power experiencing a renaissance? There are also military interests behind it

    Sources in the glacier foreground emit 2.300 tons of methane per year. Fatal feedback: the shrinking glaciers in the Arctic could become a previously underestimated source of the potent greenhouse gas methane. The retreat of the glaciers exposes groundwater sources from which methane dissolved in water bubbles up to the surface - with a concentration up to 600.000 times higher than in...

  8. Newsletter XXVI 2023 - June 25 to July 1 - News+ Two tips on how we can further strengthen the far-right AfD

    to switch off... June 27th European Parliament | EPP Group | Renaturation law No agreement on renaturation: Showdown in Europe's climate protection One of the most important EU laws to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is in danger. The Court of Auditors points out a deficiency. BERLIN/BRUSSELS taz | Is the European Union's ambitious environmental and climate protection policy failing? Four years...

  9. Newsletter XXV 2023 - June 18th to 24th - News+ US war machine: Many knew, only he disagreed

    be. But at the center of all climate protection efforts is a simple and simple truth: We have to get out of fossil fuels. Scientifically, this is as clear as the fact that greenhouse gases are warming the earth. Or that gravity causes objects to fall to the ground... * June 21, 2013 (INES Klass.?) Kuosheng, TWN An air damper in the Kuosheng nuclear power plant fell into...

  10. Newsletter XXIV 2023 - June 11th to 17th - News+ How the West is losing the Global South

    is introduced into the Bundestag. We have repeatedly reported in the past that Federal Transport Minister Volker Wissing (FDP) is not taking sufficient measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport. While households, industry and the energy sector have reduced their emissions over the past three decades - although they are still far from...

  11. Newsletter XXIII 2023 - June 4th to 10th - News+ Politics with poison, hate speech and propaganda

    According to a study, the remaining budget for the 1,5 degree limit is smaller than previously thought. The lead author speaks of a “wake-up call” and calls for harder efforts to avoid greenhouse gases. The news of the climate crisis this spring is dramatic. New temperature records were already set in April in Bangladesh, India, Laos and Thailand, with up to 45 degrees Celsius...

  12. Newsletter XXI 2023 - 21 to 27 May - News+ World Biodiversity Day: Will the plan to restore Europe's biodiversity fail?

    in which countries the electricity transition is successful. It is the beginning of the end of the fossil age, write the analysts. In 2023 the world will be at a historic turning point. The amount of greenhouse gases produced for the production of electricity could fall permanently from this year. We are at the top, now things are probably going downhill. This assessment comes from the Global Electricity...

  13. Newsletter XX 2023 - May 14th to 20th - News+ Heat waves hit poor neighborhoods particularly hard

    responsible for the industrial revolution, according to the “Global Methane Tracker 2023” from the International Energy Agency (IEA). But it is still not completely clear where the highly effective greenhouse gas actually escapes and how it influences global warming. After all, over a period of 20 years, it contributes 84 times more to global warming than CO2. The methane concentration in the...

  14. Newsletter XIX 2023 - May 7-13 - News+ Is the West turning Ukraine into a nuclear battlefield?

    another driver for the decline weakens. Li and England point out that their model calculations end in 2050. The climate will then continue to warm if greenhouse gas emissions do not decrease significantly, combined with further melting of the ice sheets and thus a continued slowing of the conveyor belt. Normally it is its function...

  15. Newsletter XVII 2023 - April 23rd to 29th - News+ Faulty SPD, self-deception at 1,5 degrees and war as a climate destroyer

    However, it is easier and more energy-efficient to transport than hydrogen. The steel industry is one of the largest CO2 emitters in the world - it is responsible for around seven percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. In addition to the high energy consumption, the main reason for this is the reducing agents used in blast furnaces: fossil fuels such as coke, coal or methane...

  16. Newsletter XV 2023 - April 9th ​​to 15th - News+ Traffic light climate, Switzerland as a role model and the better alternative to e-fuels

    The statement of the sixth evaluative report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is: Compliance with the Paris Agreement of 2015 can no longer only be achieved through drastic and rapid reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases, but also only through the removal of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Because the globally coordinated climate protection policy necessary for the agreement that is binding under international law...

  17. Newsletter XIV 2023 - April 2-8 - News+ Wars and School Massacres: The Cancer of Dehumanization

    The world's oceans - and therefore us - are threatened with collapse. But in Germany, lobbies, politicians and journalists are happy to have prevented climate protection. A comment. While global greenhouse gases continue to rise annually, investments are being made in new fossil fuel projects around the world, LNG terminals are being built in Germany and the inadequate climate protection law is being further curtailed,...

  18. Newsletter XII 2023 - March 19th to 25th - News+ The poison of doubt is the sugar for the bastard

    “We will station nuclear weapons in Belarus without violating the non-proliferation regime,” TASS quoted Putin as saying. Iskander missile complexes have already been handed over to the neighboring country... * Greenhouse gas emissions | Carbon footprint | Climate sinners Unequal emissions of greenhouse gases: Climate sinners pay, please! The rich contribute much more to global warming. How can you make them pay for this?...

  19. Newsletter XI 2023 - March 12th to 18th - News+ 12 years after the nuclear disaster in Fukushima – What have we learned from it?

    and thus further drives the climate crisis. The building sector accounts for a significant share of the confederation's total energy needs: buildings currently account for around 40 percent of consumption and 36 percent of greenhouse gas emissions in the EU... * Food Lobby | Regulation From Seco to Nestlé: Around 40 francs per meeting The former Seco director is said to...

  20. Newsletter X 2023 - March 5th to 11th - News+ Dangerous toxins: Which products contain PFAS

    prevented an even greater increase in global emissions. More coal was burned than ever before. Last year, energy-related emissions of climate-damaging greenhouse gases reached a new high. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), more than 2022 billion tons of CO36,8 were released worldwide in 2. That's 321 million tons more than in...

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