… an effect above all in the energy sector, where the coal phase-out is making very good progress. The 2018 reform of the European Emissions Trading Scheme, which led …

… for the sustainable use of soils in other countries from which we import consumer goods. In the second part of the event, representatives of the parties represented …

… to 2005. All other emissions fall under European emissions trading. They fall by a good 71 percent in the same period. The climate goal of net greenhouse gas …

… providing three quarters of renewable electricity. In the case of wind energy , good weather conditions and the addition of 3,028 megawatts (MW) of installed …

… 5 vehicles, emissions have now been adjusted to reflect real-world conditions. For example, heavier loads and even more realistic traffic situations have been taken …

… also had a positive effect here, as less natural gas and heating oil were used, for example. With a decrease of 2.5 million tonnes, the transport sector emitted around …

… pollutants in the former East and West was becoming increasingly similar - for example, in the case of cadmium, mercury and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. High …

… with vast amounts of man-made chemicals some of which are long lasting. For example, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) - known as “forever chemicals” - …

… first half of 2024 was once again heavily dominated by the expansion of PV.  For example, net additions in the first two quarters totalled 7.5 gigawatts (GW), while …

… Only products and materials that provide really necessary services, for example for health protection, e.g. for medical equipment or protective clothing for …

… fall even more rapidly. This applies in particular to the transport sector – for example by promoting electromobility, removing misguided tax incentives for …

… and further advance the implementation of the Paris Agreement, albeit slowly. For example, funding for ⁠adaptation to climate change⁠ is to be tripled by 2035, and …