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Pip@feddit.org to Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 1 month ago

Germany's big climate move — bold step or bare minimum? (announced yesterday, €8 billion, 67 measures, 4 years)

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Germany's big climate move — bold step or bare minimum? (announced yesterday, €8 billion, 67 measures, 4 years)

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Pip@feddit.org to Europe@feddit.orgEnglish · 1 month ago
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    spoiler: there are no big climate moves in Germany. Not with this government.

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      Maybe they’ll try to start a second solar industry so they can kill it off again.

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      The biggest move would be Söder hand-butchering some veal for sausage

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      There are big moves. In the wrong direction to be clear

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