China calls on developed countries to fulfill their climate finance commitments at the upcoming climate conference. Beijing demands a roadmap for doubling adaptation financing, which will come from public funds.
By Redaktion Table
The National Energy and Climate Plan is not sufficient to achieve the climate targets set by the EU, criticizes the DUH. It is impossible to estimate its actual impact. A realistic assessment of the necessary investments is missing.
By Alexandra Endres
Climate change also poses challenges for psychology. A recent report calls for a national resilience plan and emphasizes the responsibility of psychologists and psychotherapists.
By Lisa Kuner
The aborted UN conference on biodiversity also has an impact on COP29: On the one hand, the link between climate and species action was emphasized at COP16 in Cali, but on the other hand, a conclusion failed due to the central issue that will also dominate Baku: money.
By Bernhard Pötter
COP29 is just around the corner. Climate expert Grace Mbungu calls for a stronger focus on climate justice for the countries of the Global South. Mbungu sees a great need for action, particularly regarding financing.
By Experts Table.Briefings
In order to boost the consumption of renewable energy, China wants to expand its grids, accelerate the industry's electricity generation, and produce more green hydrogen.
By Nico Beckert
In its new energy program, the CDU/CSU parliamentary group is calling for more nuclear power and fewer government regulations on heating. However, unlike the FDP, it wants to maintain the climate target and financial support for climate-friendly technologies.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
Donald Trump as POTUS would probably radically reduce the US government's climate policy, bleed the authorities dry and stop federal programs. However, the energy transition in the USA and the resistance of states, cities and companies would continue. If Trump wins, COP29 could fail due to the financial issue.
By Bernhard Pötter
Storms in Spain have claimed the lives of at least 72 people. It is the deadliest flooding in Europe since the disaster in the German Ahr valley. Climate change is intensifying the frequency and intensity of such flood disasters.
By Lukas Bayer
The highest scientific bodies in Germany and China have called for increased efforts to decarbonize all sectors. This includes more research, more cooperation, a carbon price, funding for renewables and CCS, social compensation and more transparency.
By Bernhard Pötter
