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Petra Sorge

Berlin, Germany
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Energy transition and climate reporter @bloomberg in Berlin. 1. Prize @FJAwards in Environmental Journalism & 2. Prize in Civil Rights. Opinions are my own
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Europe’s coal mines say they slashed emissions. Experts don’t believe them.

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By Petra Sorge
| The Japan Times Verified
Physicist Jaroslaw Necki vividly recalls his trips to the “Sahara,” the vast open-pit mines of central Poland rich with soft lignite coal. Working in these treeless landscapes, where sand and clay stretch into the distance, he’d often forget he was in the middle of Europe.
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By Petra Sorge
| Financial Post Verified
Physicist Jaroslaw Necki vividly recalls his trips to the “Sahara,” the vast open-pit mines of central Poland rich with soft lignite coal. Working in these treeless landscapes, where sand and clay stretch into the distance, he’d often forget he was in the middle of Europe.
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Germany’s Wealth Fund to Hike Private Markets Exposure to 30%

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By Petra Sorge, Arno Schütze
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
German sovereign wealth fund Kenfo plans to raise its allocation to private markets from 25% to 30% over the next two years, while trimming its exposure to private equity. The fund, which was established to finance ’s nuclear waste disposal and manages more than €28 billion ($32 billion), expects to expand its real estate and infrastructure portfolios to meet its target allocation, according to its annual report.
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