FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 45/23
to the German edition CO2 budget only half as large as stated in IPCC report: The carbon emissions budget consistent with the Paris Agreement's 1.5-degree target could be only half as large as stated in [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 43/23
to the German edition If petrol suddenly becomes 38 cents more expensive, then our climate policy has failed: it sounds like boring bureaucracy, but it could become a price hammer for millions of car drivers. [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 41/23
to the German edition International climate protection is not being reached:The German government had pledged six billion euros a year for climate protection in partner countries. Future funding will not reach that level, exclusive figures [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 39/23
to the German edition Bundestag passes targets for more energy efficiency: In a second attempt, the Bundestag passed a law last week to increase energy efficiency. Companies with high energy consumption are to introduce energy [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 38/23
to the German edition California sues world's biggest oil companies over climate change: The US state of California is taking action against "big polluters" ExxonMobil, Shell, BP, ConocoPhilips, Chevron and the industry association American [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 36/23
to the German edition Nuclear power - Tensions in the traffic light coalition over FDP demand: New tensions are emerging in the traffic light coalition over questions of energy policy. The FDP is thinking of [...]
FAIReconomics NewsletterWeek 26/23
to the German edition UN agreement to protect the oceans: For the first time, UN representatives have agreed on an agreement to protect the world's oceans. This was preceded by years of negotiations. UN Secretary-General [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 41/22
to the German edition Chief controller explains supply chain law: Many companies consider the new supply chain law an imposition right now. Chief Controller and Bafa President Thorsten Safarik tries to reassure them in an [...]
FAIReconomics Newsletter Week 35/22
to the German edition Electricity prices are rising alarmingly: Federal Finance Minister Christian Lindner has called for speed in the reform of the electricity market. "The federal government must address electricity prices with the utmost [...]
FAIReconomics Week 26/22
to the German edition Scholz wants to expand Climate Club: At the G7 Summit, Chancellor Olaf Scholz is pushing for the revival of the Climate Club. Seven years after the Paris Climate Agreement, Scholz wants [...]