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Germany Could Meet One-Third of Climate Targets by Cutting Fossil Fuel Subsidies
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Germany Could Meet One-Third of Climate Targets by Cutting Fossil Fuel Subsidies
A new study reveals that Germany stands to achieve up to one-third of its climate targets by phasing out subsidies for fossil fuels, highlighting a critical leverage point in the nation’s environmental policy. As the country intensifies efforts to combat climate change, experts argue that redirecting financial support away from coal, oil, and gas could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate the transition to renewable energ…
Two days in a row, the thermometer shot over 30 degrees Celsius last week. Two days or as the ARD calls it: a wave. A heat wave the ARD warned of in a focal point. Rightly. After all, it wasn't about something harmless like the foreign minister from a friendly party who systematically committed legal violation. The dangers were real: sausages led to countless deaths, 90-year-olds could no longer run a risk-free marathon and who left his ice crea…
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