14.11.2026 The Law of the Strong or the Strength of the Law? The International Criminal Court Under Pressure – by Klaus Moegling U.S. President Trump is fighting the [...]
10.11.2026 The struggle for political power and dominance at the heart of the energy policy debate – Fossil fuel interests and the far right [...]
05.11.2026 COP31: Focus on Electrification Targets and the Implementation of National Climate Pledges The escalating climate crisis is increasing the pressure for action in international climate policy. The Wuppertal [...]
28.10.202628.10.2026 Commission presents Climate Resilience Framework for a better prepared and protected Europe The European Commission today presented anEU Framework for Climate Resilience to strengthen Europe’s ability to anticipate, [...]
16.10.202616.10.2026 A world map of climate policy: Who stands to gain most? Countries highly vulnerable to the phase-out of oil, gas and coal account for just 6 percent [...]
25.09.202625.09.2026 Renewables Gain Ground, but Must Accelerate Towards the 2030 Goal Despite a record growth in 2025, the world must build more renewable power capacity in 2026-2030 [...]
12.09.202612.09.2026 The Rise of the Far Right and the Final Struggle of the Fossil Fuel Industry This essay aims to highlight a connection that has received little attention in public debate: the [...]
03.09.202603.09.2026 Life-cycle assessment instead of tailpipe-only CO₂ measurementTUM study reveals substantial misdirection in EU automotive regulation CirculaTUM, the interdisciplinary research network of the Technical University of Munich (TUM), has been researching the [...]
17.08.202617.08.2026 New packaging rules for less waste and easier recycling From 12 August 2026, new rules on packaging and packaging waste apply in the EU. This [...]
15.08.202615.08.2026 Droughts and Floods Attract Little Media Attention University of Bonn study analyzes international reporting on natural disasters Three factors—spectacular images, a high death [...]
14.08.202614.08.2026 European cities plan to compensate for a fifth of their emissions through carbon removal, few have thought through how An analysis of 103 European cities’ 2030 climate neutral plans (including 22 capital cities) shows that [...]
22.07.202622.07.2026 A plan to make Europe the first electro-continent The Commission has unveiled a new electrification action plan aimed at speeding up the shift from [...]
10.07.202610.07.2026 500 Billion Euros and a Heatwave Later: Germany Must Deliver Now As Germany recovers from the most recent record-breaking heatwave, the country is simultaneously preparing to launch [...]
01.07.202601.07.2026 China’s renewables boom enters new phase as industrial transformation takes centre stage Agora analysis highlights China’s clean energy shift towards system integration and industry. The new Five-Year Plan [...]
29.06.2026 100% Renewable Energy Must be The Immediate Answer to Multiple Crises 27 June was World Renewable Energy Day (WorldREnewDay), which was launched in 2019 to celebrate renewable [...]
12.06.202612.06.2026 Understanding the Climate Debt of Extreme Wealth A very small group of ultra-wealthy individuals is associated with disproportionate costs of climate harm, driven [...]