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The key to energy transition is energy replacement—quitting coal.


Lower carbon emissions is a rare silver lining of the coronavirus pandemic. Just don’t confuse it for actual good news for the climate.


Should the EU economy run on uranium? Its two biggest countries disagree.

Carbon Critical: The Four Camps of the New Climate Debate

As the 2020s begin, hardly anyone is ignoring or denying climate change anymore. We are all either Carbonists, Lukewarmists, Techno-Mitigators, or Alarmists. The global …


As national leaders debate the next long-term EU budget, climate and defense are proving the two most contentious issues.


Some sectors could quickly take action to reduce CO2 emissions. But heavy industry has already done much of the easy stuff.


Critics say Germany’s carbon price is too low. But price isn’t the only factor policymakers need to consider. 


Angela Merkel’s government presented a “climate package” that disappointed.


Unlike President Trump, the Pentagon regards climate change as a threat to national security and is undertaking substantial efforts to prepare for the fallout.


Sausage-loving Germany is discussing raising taxes on meat. It’s a controversial idea whose time has come.


To stop climate change, growth needs to be decoupled from environmental pollution. Europe should lead the way, both as a model for others and to secure its own economic future.


Germany and Europe will not find solutions to the climate crisis without the United States

Carbon Critical: Flight Shaming

Traveling by plane is terrible for the environment. Yet aviation is very difficult to decarbonize. What’s the future of flying in a world of …


Fridays for Future activist LUISA NEUBAUER about what’s next for the climate protection movement. 


Angela Merkel has said her government will look at ways to make Germany carbon neutral by 2050. Does this mark the return of the “Climate Chancellor”?


The traditional statistics on greenhouse gases don’t capture emissions related to trade, shipping, or international aviation. But that’s not the only reason they’re misleading. …