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A historic moment: The first global climate agreement enters into force.

The energy turnaround is coming: that's what parliament wants

Swiss consumers care more about sustainability than price - at least when it comes to fish.

The KliK Foundation shows what it contributes to climate protection with an interactive exhibition.

VBZ is testing a new e-bus for outer quarters.

But not extinct: Thanks to a targeted search, several specimens of the deep-water char (Salvelinus profundus), which is only native to Lake Constance, have been rediscovered.

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