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Germany's Divergent Paths to Climate-Friendly Heating
Germany's political parties present diverse plans for climate-friendly heating: CDU supports various options with continued funding; FDP advocates for market-based solutions and a climate dividend; Greens aim to expand heat pump support and implement a social climate allowance; the new building ener...
Germany's Divergent Paths to Climate-Friendly Heating
Germany's political parties present diverse plans for climate-friendly heating: CDU supports various options with continued funding; FDP advocates for market-based solutions and a climate dividend; Greens aim to expand heat pump support and implement a social climate allowance; the new building ener...
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48% Bias Score
Australian Athletes Push for Stronger Climate Action
Australian athletes, led by Alex Pearce and supported by Senator Pocock's bill, are advocating for stronger climate action, highlighting the impact of extreme weather on sports and the delayed emission targets of major political parties.
Australian Athletes Push for Stronger Climate Action
Australian athletes, led by Alex Pearce and supported by Senator Pocock's bill, are advocating for stronger climate action, highlighting the impact of extreme weather on sports and the delayed emission targets of major political parties.
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40% Bias Score
Head of French Ecological Planning Agency Resigns, Raising Environmental Concerns
Antoine Pellion, head of France's ecological planning agency, resigned on February 17, 2024, to join Idex, raising concerns about the government's commitment to environmental goals despite reported progress on a 2030 transition plan and emissions reduction.
Head of French Ecological Planning Agency Resigns, Raising Environmental Concerns
Antoine Pellion, head of France's ecological planning agency, resigned on February 17, 2024, to join Idex, raising concerns about the government's commitment to environmental goals despite reported progress on a 2030 transition plan and emissions reduction.
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36% Bias Score
House Republicans to Repeal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit
House Republicans aim to eliminate the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act, a move supported by figures like Elon Musk and the U.S. Oil & Gas Association, aligning with broader efforts to reverse Biden-era green energy policies.
House Republicans to Repeal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit
House Republicans aim to eliminate the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act, a move supported by figures like Elon Musk and the U.S. Oil & Gas Association, aligning with broader efforts to reverse Biden-era green energy policies.
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56% Bias Score
Frankfurt's Car Trade-in Program: 340 Participants in First Six Months
Frankfurt, Germany, incentivized 340 residents to trade their combustion engine cars for a year-long public transportation pass between July 2023 and January 2024, using a €500,000 budget; the program's effectiveness will be evaluated after one year, with similar initiatives showing varied success i...
Frankfurt's Car Trade-in Program: 340 Participants in First Six Months
Frankfurt, Germany, incentivized 340 residents to trade their combustion engine cars for a year-long public transportation pass between July 2023 and January 2024, using a €500,000 budget; the program's effectiveness will be evaluated after one year, with similar initiatives showing varied success i...
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Climate Progress Insufficient: Expert Council Calls for €100 Billion Investment
Germany's climate policy improved since 2021, but CO2 emission reductions are insufficient to meet 2030 climate goals due to lagging progress in buildings and transport sectors; the expert council recommends at least €100 billion annual investment.
Germany's Climate Progress Insufficient: Expert Council Calls for €100 Billion Investment
Germany's climate policy improved since 2021, but CO2 emission reductions are insufficient to meet 2030 climate goals due to lagging progress in buildings and transport sectors; the expert council recommends at least €100 billion annual investment.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Heating Act Faces Major Revisions After Election
Germany's controversial Heating Act, effective since early 2024, mandates 65% renewable energy in new heating systems from 2024, with transition periods for existing buildings; post-election, SPD, CDU/CSU, FDP, and Greens propose significant revisions focusing on simplification, market mechanisms, a...
Germany's Heating Act Faces Major Revisions After Election
Germany's controversial Heating Act, effective since early 2024, mandates 65% renewable energy in new heating systems from 2024, with transition periods for existing buildings; post-election, SPD, CDU/CSU, FDP, and Greens propose significant revisions focusing on simplification, market mechanisms, a...
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32% Bias Score
Habeck's Green Candidacy Amidst Coalition Collapse and Low Approval
Robert Habeck, the Green Party's chancellor candidate for Germany's February 23rd election, faces a challenging campaign despite his party's low approval ratings following controversial climate policies and the collapse of the 'traffic light coalition'.
Habeck's Green Candidacy Amidst Coalition Collapse and Low Approval
Robert Habeck, the Green Party's chancellor candidate for Germany's February 23rd election, faces a challenging campaign despite his party's low approval ratings following controversial climate policies and the collapse of the 'traffic light coalition'.
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40% Bias Score
ADAC Predicts Significant Fuel Price Hike in Germany Starting 2027
The ADAC predicts significant fuel price increases in Germany starting in 2027, reaching up to 19 cents per liter for gasoline and diesel due to a rising CO2 price from the expansion of the EU emissions trading scheme to buildings and transportation; they urge the government for relief measures.
ADAC Predicts Significant Fuel Price Hike in Germany Starting 2027
The ADAC predicts significant fuel price increases in Germany starting in 2027, reaching up to 19 cents per liter for gasoline and diesel due to a rising CO2 price from the expansion of the EU emissions trading scheme to buildings and transportation; they urge the government for relief measures.
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40% Bias Score
Habeck Prioritizes Climate Over German Economy in Final Bundestag Address
German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck prioritized climate protection over addressing the country's economic woes—two years of recession, record insolvencies, and near three million unemployed—in his final Bundestag speech before the election, neglecting to address them. He warned against abandoning c...
Habeck Prioritizes Climate Over German Economy in Final Bundestag Address
German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck prioritized climate protection over addressing the country's economic woes—two years of recession, record insolvencies, and near three million unemployed—in his final Bundestag speech before the election, neglecting to address them. He warned against abandoning c...
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56% Bias Score
German Cities Experiment with Incentives for Car Abandonment: Mixed Results
Several German cities, including Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Marburg, and Heidelberg, offered incentives like public transport subscriptions or cash for scrapping combustion engine cars; results varied, with some programs ending due to budget cuts or low participation, while others saw positive individual...
German Cities Experiment with Incentives for Car Abandonment: Mixed Results
Several German cities, including Frankfurt, Darmstadt, Marburg, and Heidelberg, offered incentives like public transport subscriptions or cash for scrapping combustion engine cars; results varied, with some programs ending due to budget cuts or low participation, while others saw positive individual...
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32% Bias Score
Surge in Demand for German Heating Subsidies Amidst Political Debate
Germany's KfW bank saw a surge in applications for climate-friendly heating subsidies, totaling €3.6 billion by January 31, 2025, despite political opposition to the Heating Act; KfW plans to invest €500 million to improve loan terms.
Surge in Demand for German Heating Subsidies Amidst Political Debate
Germany's KfW bank saw a surge in applications for climate-friendly heating subsidies, totaling €3.6 billion by January 31, 2025, despite political opposition to the Heating Act; KfW plans to invest €500 million to improve loan terms.
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36% Bias Score
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