Climate policy in change: How the Greens want to change their image!
Climate policy in change: How the Greens want to change their image!
The current political situation in Austria and Germany leaves no doubt that something has to move. In an urgent appeal, the ecologist and top candidate of Freedom, Dr. Bernhard Seidel, on February 6, 2025, focused on failed climate policy. He criticized the massive withdrawal of investors from the green air conditioning agenda, which shows far-reaching economic consequences. The United States leaving the Paris climate contracts under Donald Trump has not only beat political waves, but also prompted large banks and hedge funds to withdraw. Seidel calls for a rethink in environmental policy, away from ideology to sensible measures that benefit both the economy and nature. His concept of the "biogenic returns" should serve as a mission statement by promoting ecological equilibria and at the same time providing economic advantages without burdening the industry with unrealistic guidelines, such as on OTS .
At the same time, the Greens in Germany present their election program for the Bundestag election 2025, which is strongly focused on the reality of people. Party leader Robert Habeck announced that life should be made affordable and the competitiveness of the German economy should be restored. At the heart of the program is a Germany fund for long -term investments, which is to be financed through a reform of the debt brake. "Our infrastructure needs a basic renovation," says Habeck, who also emphasizes that climate protection should not go hand in hand with new burdens for citizens. Instead, the Greens want to focus on relief, such as a socially staggered climate field. The promotion of climate -friendly heaters is also to be expanded in order to facilitate the changeover to people, as in the article to Rnd can be read.strategies for a sustainable future
Seidel and the Greens emphasize that it is time to take old views and to seek pragmatic solutions, combine the economy and the environment. While Seidel is calling to dismantle bureaucratic hurdles and create entrepreneurial design scope, the Greens think of a complete reform of the financial system according to Habeck in order to shape a climate -neutral and economically viable future. The balancing act between ecological goals and economic reality becomes a central challenge for the upcoming legislative period in both countries.
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