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Police stop anti-WEF protesters from joining up

This content was published on Jan 21, 2020 Some 100 anti-WEF protesters have been demonstrating in Davos, but several hundred more who walked for three days have been unable to join up.

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It’s time to ban private jets

This content was published on Jan 20, 2020 No immediate measure that inconveniences so few people can cut greenhouse gas emissions like banning private jets, argues Mario Huber.

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Thunberg joins more than 10,000 climate strikers in Lausanne

This content was published on Jan 17, 2020 Thousands of people have joined an anniversary climate strike in Lausanne, also attended by 17-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg.

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Should the Swiss National Bank invest in fossil fuels?

This content was published on Jan 15, 2020 Environmentalists’ targets include not only private banks like Credit Suisse, but also the Swiss National Bank.

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Why most Swiss buildings are environmentally inefficient

This content was published on Jan 15, 2020 Buildings account for about a quarter of annual CO2 emissions in Switzerland. But progress has been slow to do more to save energy.

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Swiss ring in New Year with ‘green’ fireworks

This content was published on Jan 1, 2020 Several cities in Switzerland will be holding more environmentally-friendly fireworks displays - or none at all - to see in the New Year.

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Swiss nuclear power station restarted

This content was published on Dec 31, 2019 The Leibstadt nuclear power station is being put back into operation after it was shut down on Saturday due to a technical fault.

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Switzerland’s shrinking glaciers ‘make climate change visible’

This content was published on Dec 28, 2019 Scientists are battling to save ice masses from effects of warmer summer temperatures.

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The positive side of Hurricane Lothar

This content was published on Dec 26, 2019 Exactly 20 years ago more than ten million trees were knocked over in Switzerland. But the disaster wasn’t all bad, according to forestry experts.

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Study aims to track the European wildcat in Switzerland

This content was published on Dec 25, 2019 A study in western Switzerland aims to track the presence of the European wildcat around Lake Neuchâtel.

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