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Solar energy despite clouds, and days off during menstruation

The two pieces of good news this month are about harnessing solar energy even on cloudy days and additional two paid days off for female employees experiencing menstrual pain.

by D+C / E+Z

18.03.2026

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Fossil-fuel subsidies cost developing countries close to $ 600 billion annually: gas station in Nigeria.

Paris summit

Partnerships for climate action

by Erik Solheim

18.11.2015

Terrorism

Roots of violence

by Hans Dembowski

17.11.2015

Martin Aufmuth, the founder of OneDollarGlasses, with one of his happy clients in Malawi.

Glasses for the poor

A better outlook

by Jana Jagalski

17.11.2015

Walter Scheel, the first federal minister for economic cooperation, in Egypt in 1963.

BMZ

Shifting paradigms

by Michael Bohnet

15.11.2015

Beverage industry

A poor nation’s beer conquers the world

by Alan C. Robles

14.11.2015

Copenhagen’s underground trains don’t need drivers.

Comment

Great nations

by Hans Dembowski

11.11.2015

Burundi needs institutions, not a strongman

10.11.2015

Consumer waste is polluting seas and coasts, for example in Japan.

Cheaponomics

Why cheap is expensive

by Sabine Balk

10.11.2015

The concentrated solar power plant Noor I at the foot of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.

Renewable energy

The social dimension of “desert power”

by Boris Schinke

by Conrad Schetter

08.11.2015

Online propaganda

Countering the media strategy of ISIS

by Ute Schaeffer

07.11.2015