Alexandra Endres

Journalist at Freelance

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Climate levy for ships: US withdraws from IMO negotiations with threats.

2 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres

Shortly before the IMO negotiations concerning climate protection measures in global shipping were supposed to be concluded, the US disrupted the talks. Find out more in Table.Briefings. The USA has left the negotiations on a climate levy on shipping emissions, which have been ongoing since February under the umbrella of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), and is actively trying to hinder an agreement between the other IMO member states.
Klimaabgabe für Schiffe: USA steigen unter Drohungen aus IMO-Verhandlungen aus

2 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres

Kurz bevor die IMO-Verhandlungen über Klimaschutzmaßnahmen im Schiffsverkehr zu einem Ende kommen sollten, torpedieren die USA die Gespräche. Details lesen Sie bei Table.Briefings. Die USA hat die seit Februar unter dem Dach der International Maritime Organization (IMO) laufenden Verhandlungen über eine Klimaabgabe im Schiffsverkehr verlassen und versucht aktiv, eine Einigung unter den anderen IMO-Mitgliedstaaten zu verhindern.
France: Climate lawsuit calls for better climate adaptation.

2 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres

The French state is not fulfilling its duty to protect citizens from the effects of climate change: That's what several NGOs and private individuals are saying. Read why they are now suing at Table.Briefings. In France, several NGOs and private individuals have announced that they will sue the state for a better climate adaptation policy.
Klimaklage in Frankreich: Bessere Klimaanpassung gefordert

2 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres

Home|Klimaklage in Frankreich: Bessere Klimaanpassung gefordert|Der französische Staat komme seiner Pflicht nicht nach, Bürgerinnen und Bürger vor den Auswirkungen des Klimawandels zu schützen: Das sagen mehrere NGOs und Privatpersonen. Warum sie nun klagen lesen Sie bei Table.Briefings. In Frankreich haben mehrere NGOs und Privatpersonen angekündigt, den Staat auf eine bessere Klimaanpassungspolitik zu verklagen.
Finland: Coal exit ahead of schedule.

3 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres |Nico Beckert |Andrzej Rybak

Four years before the legal date for phasing out coal, Finland will no longer use the fossil fuel to generate electricity and heat this spring. Find out which countries also phased out coal-fired power generation last year in Table.Briefings. Four years before the statutory phase-out date, Finland will no longer use coal to generate electricity and heat this spring. This was announced by the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Helsinki on Tuesday.
COP31: Australia's opposition does not want to host climate conference.

3 weeks ago | table.media | Bernhard Poetter |Alexandra Endres

Australia's opposition does not want to host the COP31 climate conference next year. Read the details at Table.Briefings. Australian opposition leader Peter Dutton wants to back out of plans to co-host the 2026 UN climate summit (COP31) with Pacific nations if he wins the election. He described the idea of hosting COP31 as "madness" that would cost Australian taxpayers "tens of billions" of dollars.
Greenpeace verdict: How SLAPP lawsuits jeopardize climate action

4 weeks ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres |Lisa Kuner |Marcel Grzanna

Home|Greenpeace verdict: How SLAPP lawsuits jeopardize climate action|The ruling against Greenpeace in the United States is representative of a trend: Fossil fuel companies are using so-called SLAPP lawsuits to silence people and organizations committed to climate change mitigation. Anti-slapp rules such as those of the EU could help. Find out more in Table.Briefings.
Feature: Aktuelle News & Analysen

4 weeks ago | table.media | Malte Kreutzfeldt |Bernhard Poetter |Alexandra Endres |Lisa Kuner
Carbon Credits: Amazon launches its own offer.

1 month ago | table.media | Bernhard Poetter |Alexandra Endres

The online retailer Amazon promises partner companies "access to high-quality carbon credits." Read what's behind this at Table.Briefings. In the debate surrounding the expansion of a market for voluntary carbon offsets for companies, the retail group Amazon is now creating facts: The online retailer is promising partner companies – currently limited to the USA – "access to high-quality carbon credits," particularly in the area of forest protection and natural climate solutions.
Climate lawsuits: Climate neutrality in the Basic Law does not make them any more promising.

1 month ago | table.media | Alexandra Endres

Read in Table.Briefings why climate neutrality in the Basic Law does not make climate lawsuits more promising. If the CDU/CSU, SPD and Greens write climate neutrality into the Basic Law by 2045 as planned, this does not appear to improve the immediate chances of climate lawsuits. "There is no reason to fear that infrastructure projects will be increasingly prevented by lawsuits," said Remo Klinger, a specialist lawyer for climate law who often represents Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH).