Reporterin Klima und Umwelt
Annika ist Senior Reporterin bei CORRECTIV, sie recherchiert vornehmlich zu Verursachern der Energie-und Klimakrise. Weil sie diese nicht auch noch befeuern will, fährt sie aus ihrem Wohnort in Südfrankreich mit Nachtzügen in die Berliner Redaktion. Für ihre Recherchen erhielt sie zahlreiche Preise, unter anderem den deutsch-französischen Journalistenpreis und den NDR-Sachbuchpreis 2022 für ihr Buch „Klima außer Kontrolle” (mit Susanne Götze). Früher war sie mal Vize-Chefin der taz in Nordrhein-Westfalen, später Korrespondentin für die Frankfurter Rundschau und Berliner Zeitung in Düsseldorf und Frankreich-Korrespondentin für die Nachrichtenagentur dapd. Neben ihrer Arbeit für CORRECTIV schreibt sie für die Zeit über Politik und Leben in Frankreich.
E-Mail: annika.joeres(at)correctiv.org
Twitter: @AnnikaJoeres
Just weeks before the EU elections, a contentious issue is forcing its way onto the agenda behind the scenes at the European Parliament. Sexual assault and bullying within Parliament itself. Several dozen women and men have reported cases of unwanted touching, emotional abuse and physical violence to CORRECTIV and the German newspaper Stern—mostly by MEPs.
Anyone who puts their money into pension funds risks profiting from climate-damaging corporations in Germany as well - unknowingly. An international and local investigation led by CORRECTIV reveals connections for the first time.
How Russia enlisted German politicians, business leaders and lawyers to ensure German dependence on Russian gas.
Climate change is altering the coasts of our planet: washing away sandy beaches, submerging islands and flooding plains. Our analysis of more than 700,000 tidal heights worldwide shows that climate change has long been a reality for the coastlines of the world. Hundreds of millions of people are affected.
Climate change is making the sea level rise along Europe's coasts. But the rising levels vary: 18cm in Nice, 9cm in Copenhagen, both since 1986. In Britain the Medmerry, on the south coast, was the first place to stop reinforcing dykes - returning the land to the sea. Experts say this is a fate awaiting large areas of coastal land in the future.
Every year the sea rises an average of two millimetres globally. Data from South Africa suggests the increase will be much bigger there. Millions of people will lose their homes. But so far only Cape Town has invested in precautionary measures.
Comment: Global warming can be stopped, but only if we all reduce our consumption.
The 195 member states participating in the Paris Climate Change Conference can be divided into four major factions: the influential states, the obstructors, the successful and the weak states. What special interests do they have?
In France, resistant germs have it easy. Because patients want antibiotics when they have a cold – and doctors oblige. But there are first signs of improvement.
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