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Wind energy: Previous models are often not sufficiently accurate.

Operators of waste-to-energy plants are in a positive mood. (Pictured: KEZO Hinwil)

Protection against rockfalls, floods and other natural hazards is a permanent task.

Stephan Gutzwiller starts the charring process in the prototype of his pyrolysis plant for agriculture. (Photo: Kaskad-E)

Sustainability criteria in procurement can have a big impact.

Fracking is still on the rise, here in the US state of Wyoming

Temperatures since 1880. The lines are color-coded by year. (Image: Gavin Schmidt ,NASA)

Hungry world: Resource consumption is at an all-time high - and growing.

The solar airplane takes off in Cairo for the final leg of its round-the-world flight. (Photo: Solar Impulse)

If temperatures rise, the body works more slowly.

Solar modules with glass-glass technology will be produced here with immediate effect: The production facility in Deitingen (SO)

Despite increasingly favorable prices, more and more Swiss people are choosing not to offset their CO2 emissions.