The non-party voter community in Oberammergau wants to have the Passion scientifically accompanied in 2022.
The parliamentary group was now successful with its proposal.
Scientists are now examining the vow game in the coming year in order to gather new knowledge for the 2030 edition.
Oberammergau
- The agenda item did not last a minute.
Then it was clear with a large majority (one vote against): Science is keeping an eye on the Oberammergau Passion next year.
The vow game is to be thoroughly checked in order to implement it in a much more climate-friendly way for the edition in 2030 (we reported).
The corresponding application by the non-party voter community (PWG) was approved by the local council on Monday evening.
Now it's time for the congregation to get down to business.
You are still at zero, “is blank”, as Mayor Andreas Rödl (CSU) puts it.
“You can't get advice anywhere.” Such climate science expertise at a major event is completely new territory in the region.
“We must now first see which institution can carry out such an examination and what offers are available in this area.” Only then can the price of such an intensive examination be discussed.
The municipality wants to attack the whole thing in a timely manner.
After all, “the passion is just around the corner”.
That is why networking is now particularly important for Rödl.
As reported, scientists should examine where improvements can be made or where savings can be made in terms of mobility on site and on arrival or in energy consumption.
A step in the right direction for Ludwig Utschneider (PWG).
Before the vote in the Ammergau house, he explicitly advertised the project.
