UN Climate Report: Green Politician Warns Against "Lethal Catastrophe" – and Calls for a Turnaround From Merz Government
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According to the UN, the world is currently heading towards a warming of 2.8 degrees. World science editor Axel Bojanowski considers the much-quoted 1.5 degree target to be unattainable and the required emission reductions to be politically unrealistic.
The new UN climate report shows that the 1.5-degree goal cannot be kept. But there is also hope. Green politician Badum takes Merz.
With current actions, the average global temperature will rise by about 2.8 degrees by the end of the century, states a UN climate report.
According to a recent UN report, the Earth could still warm up by 2.8 degrees in this century. This figure is "a horror message," says Green Group vice-president Andrea Audretsch. Looking at the protests in France, he calls for consequences in Germany as well.
In view of the UN warning of 2.8 degrees of global warming, SPD spokesperson Jakob Blankenburg on radioeins defends the change to e-mobility. He criticizes the push of Chancellor Merz to burn-out and emphasizes the importance of international alliances in the run-up to the World Climate Conference in Antalya.
In view of the current UN forecast of 2.8 degrees of global warming, Green Group Vice-President Andreas Audretsch calls for more investment in clean technologies and a reform of the debt brake. "The climate crisis is escalating. 2.8 degrees, which has now been reported, is a horror message if you look into the future," Audretsch told RTL and ntv. He called for a common approach to climate protection and the relief of high energy prices. To this …
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