Eu Environment Ministers Advise Eu Climate Target - No Decision
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The EU states are struggling for a common position on the climate targets for 2035 and 2040, Austria is also one of the brakes.

At their meeting in Brussels on Thursday, the EU Environment Ministers will not decide on the EU climate goal 2040 as originally planned, but will only discuss it. After a discussion at the EU summit at the end of October, the climate target will be decided at the next Environment Council. Austria had campaigned for the controversial shift; also Environment Minister Norbert Totschnig (ÖVP), who will represent Austria in Brussels on Thursday.
One day before the meeting of EU environment ministers, German minister Carsten Schneider (SPD) is advocating for a rapid agreement on higher EU targets. "The most important currency in international climate protection is the trust that the world is moving forward together," Schneider told the "Süddeutsche Zeitung." "The rest of the world is watching us closely. If we expect others to do their part, we ourselves must not falter." The environment…
VIENNA. On the day before the meeting of EU Environment Ministers, MEP Lena Schilling called on the EU to stick to the 2040 climate target.
The STANDARD is exclusively based on Austria's dual position, which it took in the negotiations on the most important climate policy decision in Brussels.
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