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Disclosure statement Lesley Hughes has received past funding from the Australian Research Council. She is a Councillor with the Climate Council of Australia, a director of WWF-Australia, and a member of the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists. John Hewson is affiliated with organisation. Chair Business Council for Sustainable Development, Director Climate Ready Initiative Griffith University, Patron Smart Energy Council No direct benefit but Director Graphite Energy P/L with focus on thermal storage Malte Meinshausen works for the University of Melbourne, as a private consultant and as o...

The German motoring association ADAC has proposed doubling the quota of ethanol’s blending with petrol in car engines from 10% to 20% to achieve higher CO2 savings and eventually contribute to the decarbonisation of the transport sector. “Most of the petrol cars in the fleet today have clearance for using E10. Many new cars may even use E20 or even higher ethanol blends if car manufacturers approve the use of these fuels. This potential to reduce fossil fuel consumption from existing and new vehicles should not be ignored,” ADAC’s technology chief Karsten Schulze told EURACTIV. E10 is...

Die große Europa-Krise ist wohl abgewendet: Kanzlerin Merkel kann vor dem EU-Gipfel erfolgreich vermitteln. Aber wer hat gewonnen?

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The group issued its first comprehensive report. it clearly linked global warming to human activity. that report paved the way for 25 years of negotiations, culminating in the paris agreement. those reports have overwhelming support in the international scientific community. the problem is, only scientists understand the science. there have been five issued since 1990 and each one is thousands of pages long. to make life simple, each comes with a short summary to make the science easy to grasp but governments get to chip in on the summaries and surprise, surprise. that's where things start get...