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Switzerland’s future with a changing climate

How will climate change affect Switzerland? Take a journey into the future to see the possibilities.

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Timo Grossenbacher, Aline Metzler, Felix Michel, Angelo Zehr (SRF Data), Alexandra Kohler (swissinfo)
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Is reforming the Swiss pension system still possible, and if so, how?

Solutions still need to be found to meet the challenge of an ageing population and to improve the pensions of low-paid workers, the majority of whom are women.

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What is the future of Swiss neutrality?

Is Swiss neutrality misunderstood? Or has the Swiss model of neutrality now become obsolete?

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How should Switzerland relieve congestion on its motorways?

On November 24, Swiss voters will decide on a government proposal to expand the motorway network. What do you think about this?

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Swiss Words of the Year turn young and green

This content was published on Klimajugend (climate youth) is the Word of the Year in German-speaking Switzerland, beating out OK Boomer and Flugscham (flight shame).

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Several thousand join Swiss climate strikes

This content was published on Several thousand people have taken part in climate strikes in Swiss cities, saying this should be "Green Friday instead of Black Friday".

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Switzerland must ramp up green energy efforts to meet targets

This content was published on On Thursday, the Federal Office of EnergyExternal link released its second report that monitors national energy consumption and its effect on the climate. Renewable energy sources accounted for 6.1% of net electricity production at the end of 2018 – some 3,877 gigawatt hours (GWh). This needs to be increased to 4,400 GWh by the end…

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