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Dudelange water tower, with its concrete pillars and the buildings of the former industrial site.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026In Dudelange, the new logo opens up debate about how the town is representedDudelange’s new logo has prompted opposing interpretations and questions about participation, the reported cost and the gradual roll-out of the visual identity.

Aerial view of the Bełchatów power station in Poland, with its industrial buildings and tall chimneys.

Climate · Nov 12, 2026Climate: why current policies lead to 2.7 °C in 2100The Climate Action Tracker estimates that current policies are associated with warming of 2.7 °C by 2100. Lower scenarios depend on additional commitments and their implementation.

European flags in front of the Berlaymont, the European Commission’s headquarters in Brussels.

Finance · Nov 12, 2026ESG reports: what limited assurance checksThe European Commission is consulting until 18 January 2027 on the assurance of sustainability reports. What limited assurance checks, and how to distinguish it from funds’ ESG disclosures in Luxembourg.

A green and blue Chargy charging point installed near Colmar-Berg railway station.

Environment · Nov 11, 2026Klimabonus Mobilitéit: what is changing for cars and charging points until 2030The Klimabonus Mobilitéit has been extended until 2030. From 2027, some car dealers will be able to deduct the grant from the bill for a new vehicle; grants for charging points follow separate timetables and caps.

The Adolphe Bridge, its arches and the trees in Luxembourg’s Pétrusse Valley.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Public investment: what the IMF is examining in LuxembourgAn IMF mission is examining the management of public investment in Luxembourg from 11 to 24 November. Here is how PIMA and its climate module assess planning, selection, implementation and maintenance.

Amazon office buildings photographed in Luxembourg City.

Business · Nov 11, 2026Amazon opens IT site for its employees in DudelangeThe new 3,500 m² site prepares computers for Amazon employees in 23 European countries. In Dudelange, the group is bringing together an IT support activity, separate from its order fulfilment warehouses.

Oil pumps in the Lost Hills oil field, California, at sunset.

Finance · Nov 11, 2026Why are banks still financing fossil fuels?Banks’ climate commitments coexist with fossil fuel financing. The figures for 2024, the role of interest rates and the possible shift of credit to markets: the mechanisms behind this discrepancy.

Dairy cows in a meadow in Munsbach, Luxembourg.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Young farmers in Luxembourg: two different forms of aidAn increase in the annual allowance for young farmers has been announced as part of the forthcoming agricultural law. It is distinct from the flat-rate €60,000 start-up grant, the conditions for which remain under discussion.

Common area at the Highland campus of Austin Community College

Climate · Nov 11, 2026Repurposing American suburban car parks: a climate lever with caveatsBy repurposing shopping centres, car parks and other already-developed sites, American local authorities are seeking to bring homes, services and transport closer together. The climate benefit will depend on the travel patterns and developments actually observed.

A geyser erupting amid Yellowstone’s hydrothermal formations

Basic science · Nov 10, 2026Supervolcanoes: what monitoring signals can predictEarthquakes, ground deformation and gas emissions help volcanologists monitor large volcanic systems. But detecting unusual activity is not the same as dating a super-eruption.

Wind turbines on the Pafebierg near Mompach, Luxembourg.

Economy · Nov 8, 2026Energy in Luxembourg: consumption forecasts do not tell the whole storyThe projections cited for 2026 and 2027 vary differently for gas, heating oil and fuels. On their own, they do not measure progress towards Luxembourg’s climate targets.

Permafrost ice exposed by erosion on the bank of Birch Creek, Alaska.

Climate · Nov 6, 2026Arctic methane: why estimates are not yet telling the same storyThe AMPAC-Net review highlights a gap between two methods of estimating emissions. Understanding this difference means distinguishing stored carbon, released gases and measurements in the atmosphere.