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Their personal carbon footprints are certainly larger than the 13 tons Russians and the 8.9 tons the Chinese emit annually on average: Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in Beijing in October.

Climate negotiations

Once again, climate-summit results are “too little, too late”

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by Hans Dembowski
Wind power is one of the key components in the construction of the Power-to-X reference facility

KfW

Reach climate goals with Power-to-X

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by Elisabeth Ehrhorn
Development Minister Schulze with (from right) Oleksandr Kubrakov, Deputy Prime Minister for the Reconstruction of Ukraine and Minister of Infrastructure and Municipalities, and Maksym Marchenko, Odessa Regional Governor, in front of a bombed-out substation near Odessa.

KfW

“Expansion of renewables offers enormous employment potential”

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by Svenja Schulze
Svenja Schulze
by Michael Ruffert
The global energy transition can only succeed in a socially just and sustainable manner.

KfW

Rapid further expansion of renewable energy

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by Christiane Laibach
Farmers and nomadic herders need the same land: herd grazing between fields in Niger State in 2018.

Justice

Land-use conflicts undermine food security in Nigeria

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by Adaze Okeaya-inneh
Floating gardens.

Poverty

Pay attention to what poor communities want and need

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by Savio Rousseau Rozario
Restricted trade means higher prices: grain ship from Ukraine near Istanbul.

Global governance

How to safeguard food security in climate crisis

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by Joachim von Braun
Many people in Turkana are in acute risk of starvation.

Pastoralist communities

Greenhouses in the desert

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by Rael Nkoi Lomoti
The USA has a long history of slowing down climate action: protesters in Seoul in 2005.

Climate finance

Climate-finance commitments are not being met

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by Larissa Basso
by Eduardo Viola
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