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Published on: 08.08.2026 17:00Author: Christian SchwägerlIn France and Spain there is talk of an apocalyptic summer, in Germany about 12,000 people die from the consequences of heat. But Chancellor Merz shrugs his shoulders. At the same time, it would be the right time for a new start in climate policy and protection against extreme weather.
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Published on: 08.08.2026 17:00Author: Christian SchwägerlIn France and Spain there is talk of an apocalyptic summer, in Germany about 12,000 people die from the consequences of heat. But Chancellor Merz shrugs his shoulders. At the same time, it would be the right time for a new start in climate policy and protection against extreme weather.