What more could Germany potentially accomplish?
What more could Germany potentially accomplish?
Despite the future composition of the federal government, climate protection remains a significant concern. Yet, with rising inflation and a slowing economy, some might question its significance. Is Germany's commitment to climate targets overly ambitious? Why do domestic policies sometimes yield unfavorable results, even leading to reverse effects? And how can we reconcile climate action with economic growth? The president of the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research, Reint Gropp, offers insights in a conversation with Etienne and Raimund.
Despite the economic challenges, the need to adhere to the climate targets remains crucial. The debate surrounding Germany's commitment to these targets often revolves around balancing climate protection with economic growth.