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EU-China Summit: Germany must seize the chance to engage China on climate action

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By Martin H. Voss, Barbara Pongratz, Nearly three-quarters, Bangchak move
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China’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, meets Friedrich Merz, now Germany’s chancellor, at the Munich Security Conference in February 2025 (Image: Sven Hoppe / Alamy) With a new government formed in May, Germany’s trajectory on climate policy, economic strategy and relations with China is poised for a recalibration. The transition arrives at a critical moment not only for Germany and its EU partners but also for global climate diplomacy.
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Cleaner air in east Asia may have driven recent acceleration in global warming, study indicates

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By Nearly three-quarters
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Beijing in China, where air pollution has drastically reduced. (Photo: Unsplash) Global warming has picked up pace since around 2010, leading to the recent string of record warm years. Why this is happening is still unclear, and among the biggest questions in climate science today. Our new study reveals that reductions in air pollution – particularly in China and east Asia – are a key reason for this faster warming.
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Thailand's PTT, Bangchak move on maritime decarbonization with biofuel push

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By Lin Bo-yu, Nearly three-quarters
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Bangchak has completed its first B24 biofuel delivery to NYK Line. (Photo: Bangchak Sriracha) Thailand’s leading energy players are ramping up investment in renewable energy in response to growing momentum for maritime decarbonization. Companies like Bangchak Corporation and state-owned PTT are accelerating the development of biofuels. The country’s abundant biomass potential has also attracted foreign investment.
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