US EditionNew Water Law: How Lower Saxony Wants to Tackle Climate Change
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Environment Minister Christian Meyer wants to modernise the water law: "More climate adaptation, faster permits and responsible use of water – Environment Minister Christian Meyer presented his plans for the amendment of the Lower Saxony Water Act (NWG) on (today) Wednesday. Thus, the state government responds to the challenges of climate change in the water budget and at the same time creates faster and simpler approval procedures. The bill was…
Industry, agriculture and private households consume a lot of water - especially in heat this is often scarce. Lower Saxony now wants to react to the climate crisis with a new water law.
Environment Minister Christian Meyer presented his plans for the amendment of the Lower Saxony Water Act (NWG). Thus, the state government responds to the challenges of climate change in the water balance and at the same time creates faster and simpler approval procedures.
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