Shell wins bid in high-profile climate case, Milieudefensie bids rejected

Shell wins bid in high-profile climate case, Milieudefensie bids rejected

CO2 emissions With RTL News·1 hour ago·Modified: 0 minutes ago © ANPShell wins bid in high-profile climate case, Milieudefensie bids rejected” decoding=”async” class=”css-q4dzvk”/> RTL Shell was right with the judge in the appeal of the high-profile climate case. That is why the oil company does not have to cut its emissions by nearly 50% by … Read more

The island of Capri could dry up, vacationers is not going to be allowed to dock

The island of Capri could dry up, vacationers is not going to be allowed to dock

As a result of ban ordered by Mayor Paolo Falco, a number of ferries from Naples and Sorrento in southern Italy to the island had been turned again. The corporate entrusted with the island’s water provide mentioned {that a} technical drawback arose on the mainland on Thursday, and though this has since been fastened, there … Read more

International Firefighter’s Day – Provincial Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Katowice

Published: May 04, 2024 Corrected: May 4, 2024 Dear Bridesmaids and Grooms, Officers of the State Fire Service, Knights of Saint Florian, Friends. Today we celebrate Firefighter’s Day. We would like to extend our best wishes to all those who perform this honorable service socially and professionally. On the occasion of Firefighter’s Day, the Provincial … Read more

VIDEO – For the first time, a plane connects London to New York using only “green” fuel

VIDEO – For the first time, a plane connects London to New York using only “green” fuel

The British airline Virgin Atlantic operated its first flight this Tuesday, November 28… without oil. The plane, a Boeing 787, operated on 100% so-called sustainable fuels, such as used cooking oil. The company specifies, however, that there were no passengers on board, nor any cargo loading. Will we be able to live without oil one … Read more

How the European Wildcat Population is Thriving in Southwest Germany

How the European Wildcat Population is Thriving in Southwest Germany

Freiburg (dpa/lsw) – More and more specimens of the strictly protected European wildcat are sneaking through the forests in the southwest. “The development has been going upwards for years,” said Andrea Lehning, consultant for wildcat protection and forests at the Federal Association for the Environment and Nature Conservation Germany (BUND). According to experts, it is … Read more

Wild Cats in Baden-Württemberg: Population Growth and Conservation Efforts

Wild Cats in Baden-Württemberg: Population Growth and Conservation Efforts

Freiburg (dpa) – It is estimated that several hundred of the strictly protected wild cats live in Baden-Württemberg and their number is increasing. “They now populate the entire Rhine plain, and from there this wild animal species is increasingly spreading towards the east,” said a spokeswoman for the Baden-Württemberg Forestry Experimental and Research Institute (FVA). … Read more

VfL Osnabrück’s Unusual Incentive: Using More CO2 Results in Less Money

VfL Osnabrück’s Unusual Incentive: Using More CO2 Results in Less Money

Osnabrück – Some people might lose their appetite with this clause. VfL Osnabrück (17th place, 2nd league) wants to encourage its employees, including professional footballers, to behave in an environmentally friendly manner, so they write a so-called common good clause into their contracts. Specifically: If you use more CO2, you get less money! Vfl managing … Read more

Düsseldorf Government Clarifies Stance on Second National Park in North Rhine-Westphalia

Düsseldorf Government Clarifies Stance on Second National Park in North Rhine-Westphalia

Düsseldorf (dpa/lnw) – The state government does not want to force a second national park in North Rhine-Westphalia. “We are not pushing a national park into Düsseldorf from above,” said Prime Minister Hendrik Wüst (CDU) on Tuesday. The coalition agreement between the CDU and the Greens states: “We want to designate a second national park … Read more

Exploring the Buried Foundations: Unveiling the Impact of New York’s Skyscrapers on the City’s Soil Pressure

Exploring the Buried Foundations: Unveiling the Impact of New York’s Skyscrapers on the City’s Soil Pressure

If the skyscrapers of New York point upwards, scientists are starting to take an interest in what is happening below, at the level of the foundations of the American megalopolis. Worried about the pressure exerted by these towers on the city’s soil. They even calculated their number: there are a total of 1,068,954 buildings in … Read more

The Agricultural Damage Caused by Proliferation of Wildlife

The Agricultural Damage Caused by Proliferation of Wildlife

But the proliferation of certain animals such as wood pigeons, wild boars or rabbits causes agricultural damage. “The rabbits, for example, attack everything because they no longer have any food. You can see it clearly in this field, it is completely deserted. The only food they have today is grapes when it has not been … Read more