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Germany allows sale of biological diesel substitute at gas stations
Germany allows sale of biological diesel substitute at gas stations

HVO100 will reduce greenhouse emissions by 90% compared to traditional diesel fuel

Apple plans to become a carbon-neutral company by 2030
Apple plans to become a carbon-neutral company by 2030

Apple plans to work with clean energy and use recycled materials for production

Germany may introduce a nationwide ban on weekend driving
Germany may introduce a nationwide ban on weekend driving

A weekend driving ban may become necessary under current climate legislation

Trypillia TPP destroyed in Kyiv region: residents urged to close windows
Trypillia TPP destroyed in Kyiv region: residents urged to close windows

A fire broke out at the point of impact

Environmental damage caused by Russian aggression in Sumy region: the amount is almost 3 billion
Environmental damage caused by Russian aggression in Sumy region: the amount is almost 3 billion

Damages were calculated by inspection specialists using specially developed methods

The level of greenhouse gases in the air reached record levels in 2023
The level of greenhouse gases in the air reached record levels in 2023

NOAA announces 2023 carbon dioxide emissions rise to third highest in 65 years of record keeping

Large heat pumps can help decarbonize EU industry
Large heat pumps can help decarbonize EU industry

The field of production of heat pumps is actively developing in factories throughout Europe due to the need for decarbonization of industry

Unpleasant smell of sulfur in the air grips the capital of Finland
Unpleasant smell of sulfur in the air grips the capital of Finland

The region is looking for the cause of the smell

Germany closes 7 thermal power plants after the end of the heating season
Germany closes 7 thermal power plants after the end of the heating season

Germany's plans to reduce coal use to combat climate change have suffered after Russia's invasion of Ukraine

France adopts a bill to combat hazardous chemicals
France adopts a bill to combat hazardous chemicals

Cleanup from "eternal" chemicals will cost Europe 238 billion euros per year