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Mushroom material takes on plastic packaging at Belgian start-up

Plastics · Brussels

Mushroom material takes on plastic packaging at Belgian start-up

64% Center coverage: 17 sources

On a gleaming new production line in Brussels, Julien Jacquet shows off a row of milky-white soap bar wrappers—made by what is billed as Europe's first factory for mushroom-based packaging.See the Story

Germany Shrinks Huge Plan to Build Gas-Fired Power Plants

Europe · Germany

Germany Shrinks Huge Plan to Build Gas-Fired Power Plants

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Eight gigawatts of gas, two gigawatts "open to technology" - with the addition of additional power plant capacities, Schwarz-Rot wants to secure the energy supply during the conversion to renewables. But what Minister Reiche has negotiated with Brussels remains behind the original plans - and what predecessor Habeck had already agreed with the EU.See the Story

The Eu Is Shifting Its Co2 Targets – It Could Be Expensive for Consumers

European Parliament · Germany

The Eu Is Shifting Its Co2 Targets – It Could Be Expensive for Consumers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The EU has postponed a central control element for its climate targets. For Germany, this could mean severe consequences – this applies to households and companies.See the Story

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