Heat - Federal Environment Minister Schneider Wants to Change the Basic Law for Climate Adaptation
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A hot summer and an ambitious plan: Environment Minister Schneider wants a fundamental change in the law on heat protection, the SPD politician goes into the offensive. There is a danger of conflict with the Union.
Every day, without sufficient climate protection, the economy costs 500 million euros, according to Environment Minister Carsten Schneider. He wants to change the Basic Law so that the federal government can do more for adaptation.
How does Germany deal with the consequences of climate change? Environment Minister Schneider calls for the Federal Government to pool its expertise in heat protection. He holds little from river dredging - unlike the Transport Minister. By K. Aue.
On Wednesday, Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider claimed to journalists in Berlin that the German climate efforts were responsible for ensuring that a ... The post SPD Environment Minister Schneider claimed that German climate policy had averted a "five degree" scenario appeared first on Apollo News.
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider (SPD) has announced a proposal on how climate protection and climate adaptation can be anchored as a joint task in the Basic Law. Schneider referred to a test order in the coalition agreement on Wednesday in Berlin. He reacted to demands from top local associations, but also from SPD, Greens and Left Party. "I want us to create a possibility in the Basic Law that the federal government has competenc…
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