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Climate change has different consequences around the world. A climate report shows what is happening in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. One parameter is particularly striking in central Germany.
Reducing bureaucracy brings more efficiency, but also less protection. How much responsibility are citizens willing to take on when standards fall?
Chemnitzer FC wants to be promoted to the 3rd division. After six games, they are only third last. That's why the coach has to go.
The Army Officer School has a new commander. The change of leadership was celebrated with a ceremonial roll call in Dresden.
Earth Overshoot Day on August 1 marks the day on which humanity has used up the earth's annual resources. A wake-up call for sustainable action!
On July 22, 2024, a new global heat record of 17.15°C was set. Climate change is progressing and requires immediate action, including in Saxony.
The Cottbus-Weißwasser-Görlitz section is to be upgraded to double track and electrified to enable faster trains.
The second EU-wide day of remembrance for the victims of the climate crisis emphasizes the urgency of climate protection measures and commemorates the victims worldwide.
The campaign has already received more than 60 requests from interested parties to care for trees under heat stress and use rainwater.
An accident near the Dresden-Prohlis junction causes traffic jams and road closures. Truck and car collide when changing lanes, no injuries. Diesel fuel leaked.
The 2.11 meter long German-American John Bryant extends his contract with the Syntainics MBC until June 30, 2026. Daniel Zdravevski also moves from Bochum to Weißenfels.
District Administrator of Central Saxony criticizes traffic lights in Berlin and calls for a change of course in the Free State after European and local elections.
On May 14, 2024, Germany covered almost all of its electricity consumption with renewable energies - a significant milestone for the energy transition.
Trees are being planted in Dresden's Great Garden as part of a strategy to combat climate change.
Basketball Bundesliga club Syntainics MBC must once again look for a new coach after Predrag Krunic terminated his contract prematurely.
Under the motto "You're doing well here!", young people in lignite mining regions are being encouraged to deal with structural change. Regional Minister Schmidt wants to keep them in the region.
For the coal phase-out in Lusatia, 121 projects have been selected with 1.1 billion euros to retain and attract workers and specialists.
The municipalities of Lusatia are receiving support from the EU for their plans to become the first Net-Zero Valley in Europe.
In Dresden, 'filling stations' are set up for trees to save them from drying out. Citizens can use rainwater.
Dynamo Dresden part ways with coach Markus Anfang after five games without a win. Co-coach Heiko Scholz, U19 coach Willi Weiße and former national team player Ulf Kristen take over the team on an interim basis.
A new research institute at the University of Halle is to look for solutions to the problems of structural change in the Central German lignite mining region.
The presenters Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim and Marie Meimberg bring together the natural sciences and humanities in order to better understand scientific findings and their effects and to give children emotional access to difficult topics.
On March 23, 2024, the #EarthHour will once again take place worldwide. The lights will be switched off worldwide for 1 hour. Motto: Lights off, climate protection on.
Marko Schiemann emphasizes the importance of involving medium-sized and large companies in the structural change in Lusatia.
EU Commission approves 1.3 billion euros for conversion to climate-neutral steel production at ArcelorMittal sites in Bremen and Eisenhüttenstadt to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and drive ecological change.
The consequences of climate change on land and at sea are increasingly changing the ecosystem in the Wadden Sea. New study shows unprecedented changes.
After three defeats in a row and a 2:5 in Stuttgart, RB Leipzig coach Marco Rose replaces the goalkeeper.
The Saxon state parliament discusses the current mood in the state, popular and top-class sport, farmers' demands and structural change in the economy. Other topics include plant protection and proposed legislation.
Andreas Voßkuhle warns of an erosion of democracy and the rule of law if the AfD wins the state elections in the east next year.
With the timetable change next weekend, Deutsche Bahn is expanding its long-distance connections. There will be more and faster connections between major cities and significantly more seats.
Comparison of nuclear and wind energy: costs, performance and environment - an insight into two central energy sources of our time.
The Regional Monitoring Committee for the Central German Mining District has endorsed six structural change projects in the Leipzig region, for which applications for 36.4 million euros are to be submitted to the federal government.
California sues big oil companies for misleading and damaging the environment. The state wants justice and demands a fund for climatic adjustments.
Federal Minister of Economics and Climate Protection Robert Habeck meets the Lausitzrunde, a municipal alliance, to discuss the current status of the transformation in Lausitz. The article analyzes the progress, the financial support from the federal government and the ongoing challenges such as the shortage of skilled workers.
Saxony's Minister President Michael Kretschmer (CDU) sees the water supply as a central task for future development in the Free State. This is a task that could not be solved on the side, he said on Tuesday evening at the summer festival of the Association of Saxon Business in Radebeul.According to ..
Fridays for Future advocates against climate law changes. Discover why this movement is fighting for a greener future.
From lone protests in front of the Swedish Parliament to worldwide demos, learn how Greta Thunberg's strike launched Fridays for Future and why it's cool to be part of the solution!
Let's debunk climate myths: CO₂ is plant food, but more of it is not better for the climate. Find out here what really counts.