Despite this fall in coal reliance, the thinktank said, “most of the emissions cuts in 2023 are not sustainable from an industrial or climate policy perspective”.

Müller said: “The crisis-related slump in production weakens the German economy. If emissions are subsequently relocated abroad, then nothing has been achieved for the climate.”

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    10 months ago

    So, still twice the co2 emission of France nuclear based energy production. Good job ecology nerds.

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      10 months ago

      or 60% more per capita and propably around 18% more then the EU per capita.

      What do you expect from a country most famous for genocide and killing millions in two World Wars?