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- Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United States of America, Klaus Scharioth
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Ambassador Scharioth Tours Germany’s surPLUShome
Oct 15, 2009
| Germany.info
Even on a cold, rainy day, Team Germany’s entry in the 2009 Solar Decathlon, the surPLUShome, is warm and cozy inside, as Ambassador Scharioth found on his visit to the house on the National Mall. Under ideal conditions, the house is capable of producing 200 percent the amount of energy needed to operate.
Seizing Potential in Sustainable Climate Policy
Oct 15, 2009
| Germany.info
A sustainable climate policy has the potential of triggering a third industrial revolution by creating growth and, above all, new jobs, Ambassador Scharioth said in opening the symposium “Sustainable building –Innovations and strategies for the future” at the German Embassy.
Dr. Mohamed Esa Receives Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
Oct 14, 2009
| Germany.info
Ambassador Klaus Scharioth presented the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany to Dr. Mohamed Esa, Chair of the Language Department at McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland, for his extraordinary service in promoting the German language.
Congratulations for Obama on Nobel Peace Prize
Oct 9, 2009
| Germany.info
The announcement that US President Obama would be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize was greeted with enthusiasm by the German public and hailed by German leaders. Germany's representative in the United States, Ambassador Scharioth, said he had long been impressed by President Obama’s ability to inspire people in the US and beyond.
400-Year-Old Books Return to Germany
Oct 7, 2009
| Federal Foreign Office
Sixty-four years after the end of World War II, two 16th-century books, taken home by a young US soldier as a souvenir, are being returned to Germany. US veteran Robert Thomas turned the two works over to German Ambassador Klaus Scharioth at the National Archives in Washington, DC.
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