What does Bavaria's future path in terms of climate protection look like?
Markus Söder provides answers to this on Wednesday in a government statement.
Munich - What's next for the Free State in terms of climate protection?
Prime Minister Markus Söder should give the answer on Wednesday, July 21st.
In a government statement in the morning, he will present the cornerstones of future climate protection policy for Bavaria.
Bavaria: Söder presents key points of climate protection policy - disagreement over wind turbines and solar duty
Already known: The focus is on the goal of making Bavaria climate neutral by 2040.
But how exactly is that supposed to work?
Recently there was no unanimous opinion, even within the coalition.
It is now eagerly awaited how Söder wants to solve the differences of opinion about the minimum distance rule for wind turbines and the solar obligation for new buildings.
So far there has been a lot of criticism from the opposition, especially from the Greens *.
Your specific allegation: the previous climate protection measures were not enough.
A coordinated government draft for a reform of the Bavarian climate protection law should not be available on Wednesday.
Climate protection in Bavaria: criticism from the Greens - previous measures are not enough
Immediately before Söder's government statement, it became known that the climate alliance he himself had initiated with his
Baden-Württemberg colleague Winfried Kretschmann (Greens) would initially not work.
The next Monday, July 26th, was targeted as the original date.
"The date has been postponed and will probably be made up for after the holidays," said a government spokesman for the German Press Agency in Stuttgart.
In Munich it was already said that a new date would be sought after the federal election.
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