Climate Change - Greenpeace: Damage of 36 Billion Euros in Germany Due to Heat-Summer
8 Articles
8 Articles
Harvest failures and stopped inland waterway transport cause enormous damage. Greenpeace warns that the true costs of dry summer are even higher.
The environmental protection organisation reports that the damage would come from crop failures, forest fires and health costs caused by extreme heat and drought.
The environmental organisation Greenpeace sees high losses in the working world due to the hot summer. Low water, crop failures and fires also cost billions of euros.
According to calculations by Greenpeace, the summer with its heat waves caused economic damage of at least 36 billion euros in Germany.
noz.de
bbv-net.deHarvest failures and stopped inland waterway transport cause enormous damage. Greenpeace warns that the true costs of dry summer are even higher.
Harvest failures and stopped inland waterway transport cause enormous damage. Greenpeace warns that the true costs of dry summer are even higher.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
