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Bäume wachsen nicht über Nacht

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By Mary Booth
| Die Presse Verified
Vorsicht vor den Falschdarstellungen und Relativierungen der Biomasseindustrie. Die Autorin: Mary S. Booth, PhD ist Ökologin sowie Gründerin und Direktorin des 2010 in Massachusetts (USA) entstandenen Partnership for Policy Integrity. www.pfpi.net In Sachen erneuerbare Energien hat die EU eine schmutzige Bilanz: Der größte Anteil entfällt auf die Verbrennung von Bäumen und anderer Waldbiomasse. Bei der Verbrennung von Holz wird mehr CO2 freigesetzt als bei der Verbrennung von Kohle.
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Germany’s Scholz slams calls for an EU price cap on gas imports

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By Mary Booth, Florian Eder, Camille Gijs Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BERLIN — German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Friday criticized a proposal to cap the price on all gas imports to the EU, arguing that countries pushing such an idea had not "considered" the consequences of such a radical step. Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo told POLITICO on Thursday that he backs a “broad” price cap on all gas imports.
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Ukrainian nuclear plant may shut down amid renewed shelling, says UN watchdog

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By Louise Guillot Verified, Mary Booth, Florian Eder, Camille Gijs Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
Renewed shelling has caused a blackout in the city nearest Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and could force the plant to shut down, the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog said Friday. The city of Enerhodar, where most of the facility's staff and families live, is experiencing a complete power blackout, with "no running water, no power, no sewage," Rafael Mariano Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said.
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