With a green share of 47.2 percent, Tulln is already well positioned throughout Austria. Greenpeace now demands binding protection and a further expansion of the green areas in the city center. TULLN. Representatives of Greenpeace met Mayor Peter Eisenschenk in the Tullner Nibelungenpark to talk about the greening of the city center. The focus was on the "NaturStadt-Guarantee" initiated by the environmental protection organization. Also the plan…
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With a green share of 47.2 percent, Tulln is already well positioned throughout Austria. Greenpeace now demands binding protection and a further expansion of the green areas in the city center. TULLN. Representatives of Greenpeace met Mayor Peter Eisenschenk in the Tullner Nibelungenpark to talk about the greening of the city center. The focus was on the "NaturStadt-Guarantee" initiated by the environmental protection organization. Also the plan…