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04 Jun 2025, 11:31
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In brief | 4 June '25

Phys.org: German nuclear fusion research facility sets new performance records

Wendelstein 7-X achieved world record in a key parameter of fusion physics, among other milestones.

Reuters: Germany lobby group says China's rare earth export curbs could halt auto output 

Comments mark the first time industry lobby group has said output was at risk of being halted.

Vienna Online: Glaciers in Austria: Record snow shortage measured in 2025

At the beginning of the 2025 melting season, there was less snow on Austria's glaciers than ever before.

Batteries News: Global race for future battery technologies: Europe and the US are trailing Asia

Researchers from UK and GER analysed global competition by comparing patents and innovation strategies.

Eurelectric: Tailored electrification pathways for Europe’s industrial competitiveness 

Electrifying industry is the solution to many of the challenges that Europe is facing today, argues Eurelectric & Accenture report.

Transport & Environment: EU’s new carbon tax a €300bn opportunity to help transition citizens away from fossil fuels

Green infrastructure reinvestment, targeted redistribution will help low- and middle-income households to adjust, says T&E report

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