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Articles by 'Fabian.teichmueller'
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The German wrecking bonus: party's over - what about side effects and hangovers?
Introduced as a seemingly small addition to make the Germany's economic stimulus package seem more specific in helping consumers and the automotive industry, the wrecking bonus has become a breathtaking success. » Read more...
4 / 8: A checklist on German climate policy
In the uncertain time when noone is quite sure whether their governments, politicians and parties will be more or less Obama-esque in their approach to solving climate change in a severe economic downturn. » Read more...
Germany: A (welcome) rethink on car taxation & how saving the planet can save the economy
Sometimes, no news is good news. » Read more...
50 Billion for the German economy - how much for the environment?
Sigmar Gabriel, minister for the environment and former prime minister of lower Saxony, welcomed the second 'Konjunkturpaket' (stimulus package), as a chance for both job creation and the environment. » Read more...
Germany 2009: Elections, Risks and Opportunities
It is too early to predict how German politics and the environment will ‘get on’ in 2009. » Read more...
Germany and Poznan: the foot firmly on the brake?
If one had been hoping for clear signs of progress a week-and-a-half into Poznan and on the eve of a European Council meeting, where an ambitious EU climate agenda should have been finalised, this has not been the best week. » Read more...
Mixed Messages from Germany
Not precluding the results Poznan will have, there are warning signs that the global economic crisis has reduced the scope for the ambitious action that is needed to tackle Climate Change. » Read more...
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Hamburg: Taking the power back
Fabian Teichmueller, 19th May 09
Seven years ago, Hamburg sold its municipal energy provider to the Swedish utility Vattenfall. » Read more...
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