Next-Generation Air Conditioning Technology Explained ↗
Front page leadAmidst rising demand for air conditioning due to heatwaves, a new, energy-saving technology developed in Germany is presented, focusing on how it functions.
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The DER SPIEGEL front page highlights several key stories, with a significant focus on extreme weather events and their impact. Other prominent topics include business news concerning Lufthansa's profit decline, domestic transport issues in Dortmund, and a wildfire near the German-Dutch border…
Amidst rising demand for air conditioning due to heatwaves, a new, energy-saving technology developed in Germany is presented, focusing on how it functions.
Lufthansa has reported a significant drop in profits, with rising kerosene costs and ongoing strikes identified as the primary burdens affecting the airline's quarterly financial results.
A wildfire in a Dutch nature reserve near the German border has intensified, with around 20 hectares burning overnight and the affected area increasing significantly.
Dortmund's public transport authority intentionally ordered new U-Bahn trains without air conditioning to save electricity and money, a decision that may not please passengers during heatwaves.
Former German national football player Max Kruse, now appearing on the reality TV show 'Die Verräter' (The Traitors), believes he possesses strong skills in deception.
Goalkeeper Oliver Baumann states that his demotion from the German national team was resolved amicably after a discussion with former coach Julian Nagelsmann.