Topic Sustainability

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Warning: global warming more intense than expected
4.4.2025

Over the next 1000 years, global warming could be more severe than previously assumed. A new study has produced long-term climate projections for the first time, considering factors such as the thawing of permafrost as a source of greenhouse gases. 

EU Parliament postpones supply chain law
4.4.2025

The EU Supply Chain Act, adopted in 2024, is controversial but important for fair trade. Companies are now to be given more time to prepare. The European Parliament has now cleared the way for a postponement.

Climate protection makes happy
4.4.2025

The happiest people in the world live in Finland. Researchers suspect a connection between the population's closeness to nature and their happiness.

Miscalculated: Visions of big cities are not fulfilled
28.3.2025

In many places around the world, there are mammoth green projects that are almost turning visions into nightmares. The Saudi city of Neom is apparently running out of money, the Green Wall in the Sahara has withered away and South Korea's Smart City Songdo is stagnating, as is a model socialist city in China. 

Air travel is booming, CO2 offsetting remains opaque
Climate goals: A good idea watered down
28.3.2025

2024 was a record year for many airlines. However, air travel is increasingly being criticised for its poor environmental footprint. The CO2 offsetting business has become a large and very opaque market. Every country can now decide for itself what it does. The original idea has been watered down.

Climate-friendly travel at night
21.3.2025

The Austrian Federal Railway is expanding its network with night trains. From Germany, there are more and more attractive routes throughout Europe. Other providers are following suit.

Maldives: Resorts promote upcycling and marine conservation
14.3.2025

To ensure that the Maldives remains a dream holiday destination, local hotels and resorts are committed to environmental and species protection. They produce key rings, jewellery and furniture from washed-up plastic waste, care for coral reefs and call for joint beach clean-ups.

 Success: World Conference Nature adopts financial plan
7.3.2025

Biodiversity is endangered worldwide - we need to act rather than negotiate. After a failure four months ago, poorer and richer states managed to reach a compromise at the COP16 continuation in Rome last week - without the USA.

Is modular construction an expansion boost for operators and investors?
Build quickly, grow dynamically
7.3.2025

Demand for time and cost-efficient construction is increasing. Solutions must be found. One variant is serial modular construction, which is already being used in the hotel industry in some cases: for both functional motorway service-station hotels as well as lifestyle products. Novum Hospitality CEO David Etmenan and expert Carsten Fritz from NXTbau give us an overview of the pros and cons of modular construction.

The new roadmap for climate targets is here
21.2.2025

Climate change has picked up speed and the effects are being felt worldwide. However, countermeasures need to be implemented more quickly in order to achieve net zero in the long term. The global travel and tourism industry has therefore drawn up a new roadmap for its climate targets.

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