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4. November 2020
Ice loss due to warming leads to warming due to ice loss: a vicious circle The loss of huge ice masses can contribute to the warming that is causing this loss and further risks. A new study now quantifies this feedback by exploring long-term if-then-scenarios.
29. October 2020
CAP votes over, next stop: trilogue Last week, the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament took a position on the CAP. The next step is for both institutions, together with the European Commission, to find a compromise and…
23. October 2020
New EU State of Nature report shows: Biodiversity crisis worse than ever, also in Germany The EU Environment Agency published its "State of Nature" report, which confirms that the EU is falling far short of its own biodiversity restoration targets by 2020. A major driver of biodiversity…
22. October 2020
NABU: #VoteThisCAPdown The CAP voting marathon in the European Parliament plenary is coming to an end and the "green architecture" in the EU Commission's original proposal is in ruins.
20. October 2020
Bad foul play in the EU Parliament EU agriculture ministers are currently meeting in Luxembourg to officially negotiate the CAP, the EU food strategy and fisheries. The Council's negotiating position on the CAP is expected today.
17. October 2020
Toxic footnote damages nature conservation before CAP vote The recent agreement on the CAP by the three largest political groups in the European Parliament does not bode well for nature conservation. The gradually revealed details of this compromise paper now…
13. October 2020
Grand Coalition in the European Parliament positions itself against agricultural turnaround Whereas last week the European Parliament committed itself by a large majority to a clearly ambitious climate protection, the EPP, S&D and Renew are now laying the foundation for a failed agricultural…
11. October 2020
Small area, great effect: Peatland, the clever carbon capturer Peatland rewetting is a greatly underestimated means to stabilize our climate, a new study shows. While the public debate often focuses on forests, global peatlands in fact store about twice as much…
5. October 2020
Larger part of Amazon rainforest at risk of tipping A larger part of the Amazon rainforest is at risk of crossing a tipping point where it could become a savanna-type ecosystem than previously thought, according to a new study.
2. October 2020
Cambridge University to cut fossil fuel investments by 2030 Cambridge University is to cease investments in fossil fuels by 2030, it has announced.