Immo Feldmer and his brother continue a long-standing charcoal-making tradition in Germany’s Harz Mountains, using methods described as traditional and passed down within the trade. Multiple outlets report that they produce charcoal in a forest setting, maintaining the process associated with the region’s historical charcoal burning. The coverage characterizes the brothers’ work as keeping an old craft active rather than switching to modern industrial methods. The Independent and ABC News both focus on Immo Feldmer’s role in carrying on the practice in the Harz Mountains, presenting it as an enduring local tradition. Yahoo UK News similarly highlights the brothers and frames their charcoal production as a way of preserving the craft. Across the articles, the central points are consistent: two brothers are producing charcoal using the traditional approach of the Harz region, and they are working to sustain that heritage in the present day.