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Team Lead at Climate Table Decision Brief. Reporter/Author on Climate/Energy/Environment taz - die tageszeitung, Berlin
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Abschied vom Weltretter auf Zeit: Weltretten – jetzt seid ihr dran!

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By Bernhard Pötter Verified
| taz Verified
I ch sitze auf dem Sofa und grusele mich. Nein, ich schaue nicht „Germany’s Next Topmodel“, auch nicht eine „Pressekonferenz“ mit Donald Trump. Ich recherchiere, wie erfolgreich diese Kolumne ist. Das Ergebnis ist niederschmetternd. Aber dass hier erst mal Schluss ist, hat andere Gründe. Dieser kleine, tapfere Text, der hier alle zwei Wochen erscheint, heißt „Wir retten die Welt“. Aber er hält nicht, was er verspricht.
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Climate protection program: Where the weaknesses lie

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By Bernhard Pötter Verified, Sebastian Turner
| Table.Briefings Verified
With its climate action plan, the German government aims to meet the legally mandated climate targets for 2030 and 2040 exactly. However, many questions remain unanswered, such as those regarding data use, financing, and how the plan fits into the overall climate strategy. 26. March 2026 26. March 2026 Carsten Schneider's state budget plan: Many measures, many questions (IMAGO / dts Nachrichtenagentur) Sign up now and continue reading immediately No credit card details required. No automatic renewal.
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Climate Action Plan: How the government plans to meet its climate goals

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By Bernhard Pötter Verified, Lukas Knigge, Sebastian Turner
| Table.Briefings Verified
The German government plans to achieve its climate goals with EUR 8 billion in additional investment. However, the emissions gap in the Climate Action Plan has still not been closed, as the Council of Experts has pointed out. 25. March 2026 25. March 2026 Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider says the climate protection program was drafted by the cabinet without much controversy. (IMAGO / Bernd Elmenthaler) Sign up now and continue reading immediately No credit card details required.
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