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The IMO's strategy to decarbonize shipping will only lead to a move away from fossil fuels in the medium term. This is the conclusion of a recent assessment.
By Fritz Vorholz
We could be in for a strong hurricane season this year. Many connections to the climate crisis are not yet scientifically clear.
By Lisa Kuner
The debate about compulsory insurance for damage caused by natural hazards is being revived: According to the insurance industry, the cost of repairing storm damage amounted to EUR 5.7 billion last year.
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In dismantling climate policy, the Trump government is faster than its critics in many places. Resistance is coming from judges, authorities, and parliaments. Nevertheless, the USA is losing key competencies, authorities, and experts in the climate sector.
By Isabel Adler
Environmental associations, health organizations and engineers agree: The population must be better protected against heat.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
The trend is irreversible: The majority of countries see climate action as a development model. Climate policy measures boost investment, create jobs and prosperity, according to the two Executive Directors of the World Bank Group, Marcos Vinicius Chiliatto and Michael Krake. Read how the World Bank supports countries in this.
By Redaktion Table
Food companies are not showing enough ambition in their climate targets. This is the result of a recent study.
By Lisa Kuner
Michael Otto is regarded as a sustainability visionary. The entrepreneur made environmental conservation and sustainability goals a priority for the Otto Group early on. His foundations invest in moorland protection, sustainable agriculture and the business community's commitment to climate policy. Otto also launched the Hamburg Sustainability Conference, which will take place for the second time on June 2 and 3.
By Redaktion Table
Climate change is increasing the likelihood of heatwaves. In recent years, there have been 30 additional heatwave days worldwide, according to new attribution research. And according to a forecast by the World Meteorological Organization, the average global temperature between 2025 and 2029 is expected to be 1.5 degrees higher than the historical average.
By Nico Beckert