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EU Commission to reverse effective 2035 combustion engine ban, EPP's Weber says — REUTERS / ixx511

European Politics · Germany

EU Commission to reverse effective 2035 combustion engine ban, EPP's Weber says

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How are humans changing the Arctic Ocean?

European Union · Greenland

How are humans changing the Arctic Ocean?

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As part of the EU project ECOTIP, an international team of researchers, including the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, has analyzed the sea off Greenland more comprehensively than ever before. The key question: How is the area developing in the face of climate change and environmental pollution? Most of the samples were examined in the Hereon laboratories.See the Story

Renewable Energy Will Cover Almost 56% of German Electricity Consumption by 2025

Baden-Württemberg · Baden-Württemberg

Renewable Energy Will Cover Almost 56% of German Electricity Consumption by 2025

Renewable energies covered almost 56% of gross electricity consumption in 2025.The decrease in wind and hydropower, caused by climate, was more than offset by the new installation of photovoltaic systems.This is demonstrated by the preliminary calculations of the Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Centre of Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) and the German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW). Related:Germany reaches a record share of renewabl…See the Story

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