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Climate Protection Not A Crime: Greta Thunberg After Detention In Germany
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg swiftly resumed campaigning on Wednesday after she was briefly detained in Germany during a protest against a coal mine expansion, tweeting that protecting the climate was not a crime.
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German Parties Agree On 2030 Coal Phase-Out In Coalition Talks: Report
Germany's Social Democrats (SPD), Greens and Free Democrats, who are negotiating to form a new government, have agreed to commit to a coal phase-out by 2030 in a coalition deal, sources involved in the talks told Reuters.
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Volkswagen CEO Agrees With Bill Gates On His Green Transportation Overtures
Volkswagen went all-in on its electrification efforts in 2015 in wake of its diesel-gate emissions scandal
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Angela Merkel Under Pressure on Coal Ahead of G7 Climate Push
Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping to send a robust message on climate change from a G7 summit this weekend but may be undermined by Germany's own heavy dependence on coal.
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After Nuclear Phase-Out, Germany Debates Scrapping Coal
After deciding to scrap nuclear power, Germany is pondering saying goodbye to coal, its biggest energy source but also its top polluter and main threat to ambitious climate goals.
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Barack Obama Meets Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko Ahead of Putin Encounter
President Barack Obama met Ukraine's president-elect Petro Poroshenko on Wednesday, in a show of US support for Ukraine's right to chart its own future, before an encounter with Russia's Vladimir Putin
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Coal India stake sale likely in November or December: Coal Minister
To woo foreign investors for Coal India stake sale, the disinvestment department (DoD) has embarked on a roadshow spanning across five nations, including Germany and the UK.
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Roadshows across 5 countries to lure investors to Coal India stake: report
To attract foreign investors for its Rs 9,000-crore Coal India Ltd (CIL) stake sale, the Department of Disinvestment has embarked on a roadshow spanning across five nations, including Germany and the UK. Sources said the roadshows are being held in New York, Boston and San Fransisco in the US, followed by Toronto in Canada and London in the UK.
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Climate Protection Not A Crime: Greta Thunberg After Detention In Germany
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg swiftly resumed campaigning on Wednesday after she was briefly detained in Germany during a protest against a coal mine expansion, tweeting that protecting the climate was not a crime.
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German Parties Agree On 2030 Coal Phase-Out In Coalition Talks: Report
Germany's Social Democrats (SPD), Greens and Free Democrats, who are negotiating to form a new government, have agreed to commit to a coal phase-out by 2030 in a coalition deal, sources involved in the talks told Reuters.
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Volkswagen CEO Agrees With Bill Gates On His Green Transportation Overtures
Volkswagen went all-in on its electrification efforts in 2015 in wake of its diesel-gate emissions scandal
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Angela Merkel Under Pressure on Coal Ahead of G7 Climate Push
Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping to send a robust message on climate change from a G7 summit this weekend but may be undermined by Germany's own heavy dependence on coal.
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After Nuclear Phase-Out, Germany Debates Scrapping Coal
After deciding to scrap nuclear power, Germany is pondering saying goodbye to coal, its biggest energy source but also its top polluter and main threat to ambitious climate goals.
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Barack Obama Meets Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko Ahead of Putin Encounter
President Barack Obama met Ukraine's president-elect Petro Poroshenko on Wednesday, in a show of US support for Ukraine's right to chart its own future, before an encounter with Russia's Vladimir Putin
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Coal India stake sale likely in November or December: Coal Minister
To woo foreign investors for Coal India stake sale, the disinvestment department (DoD) has embarked on a roadshow spanning across five nations, including Germany and the UK.
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Roadshows across 5 countries to lure investors to Coal India stake: report
To attract foreign investors for its Rs 9,000-crore Coal India Ltd (CIL) stake sale, the Department of Disinvestment has embarked on a roadshow spanning across five nations, including Germany and the UK. Sources said the roadshows are being held in New York, Boston and San Fransisco in the US, followed by Toronto in Canada and London in the UK.
