A court in Detroit found automaker Fiat Chrysler guilty of cheating on diesel emissions data. Earlier, the concern entered into a settlement agreement with the
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Lawsuit against natural gas production near Borkum
An alliance around the German Environmental Aid is suing against the planned natural gas production in the North Sea near the island of Borkum. In
Coal-fired power plants as saviors in the crisis?
The federal government wants to ensure by law that coal-fired power plants can be used more frequently. Die Ampel actually wanted to accelerate the phase-out
The EU Green Deal cannot work without a strong extractive industry
Bernd Schäfer, CEO of EIT RawMaterials and Head of the European Raw Materials Alliance, stresses the need for an overarching strategy and urgent action to
Britain prepares to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s platinum jubilee on the throne
Britain will mark Queen Elizabeth’s record 70th birthday on the throne this week with four days of celebrations, from military parades and a church service
Macron officially proclaimed the winner of the presidential election
French Constitutional Council President Laurent Fabius has declared Emmanuel Macron the winner of the presidential election. This was reported by European Pravda, citing Figaro. “The
“European gas blackmail”: Russia cuts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria
Amid a serious escalation of the Kremlin’s conflict with the West over the war in Ukraine, Russia has started a gas war with the European
Oil giants have started to give up oil
The major oil companies are gradually moving away from fossil fuels, allocating more and more money to renewable energy sources. It is green energy, in
The world’s most expensive metal will become even more expensive
Palladium, the world’s most expensive precious metal, could become even more expensive amid rising demand, Bloomberg wrote. Palladium hit a record high of more than
Petrol prices in the US hit a 7-year high
Lines are lined up at petrol stations in the US. People are stocking up on fuel for fear of a shortage. It all started when,