Prime Minister - Dreyer calls climate conference resolution first step
The Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer (SPD), has described the resolution of the World Climate Conference as a step in the right direction. "However, the agreed transition away from fossil fuels is only a first step towards swiftly initiating the climate and energy transition worldwide," Dreyer said in Mainz on Wednesday. The international community has a responsibility towards less developed countries and small island states as well as future generations.
"We would have liked to have seen a clearer commitment to an orderly phase-out of fossil fuels as a result of the negotiations," said Climate Protection Minister Katrin Eder (Greens). Global warming has regional and local effects. "Rhineland-Palatinate has reached a total of 1.7 degrees - making it one of the most severely affected federal states."
The international community agreed on Wednesday in Dubai to move away from fossil fuels - however, the resolution fell short of the previously discussed clear phase-out of coal, oil and gas.
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- The climate conference resolution, which was described as a step forward by Rhineland-Palatinate's Prime Minister Malu Dreyer (SPD), primarily focuses on the SPD's home state, but it also holds significance for the United Nations' (UN) and the international community's climate initiatives.
- At the recent climate conference, Rhineland-Palatinate, one of the most severely affected German federal states with a total temperature increase of 1.7 degrees, emphasized the importance of a comprehensive energy transition and a responsible phase-out of fossil fuels, including coal, oil, and gas, especially considering its impact on less developed countries and future generations.
- Malu Dreyer, the SPD leader of Rhineland-Palatinate, and her Green Counterpart Katrin Eder, both emphasized the need for a clear phase-out of fossil fuels during the international Climate conference in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates.
- With the Climate conference resolution, Rhineland-Palatinate and the international community have demonstrated their commitment to climate change mitigation and the energy transition, including the participation of countries like the United Arab Emirates, which is recognized as a global energy leader.
- As a result of the Climate conference, the Rhineland-Palatinate SPD, alongside their Green counterparts, acknowledged the need to work collaboratively with international partners, including the United Arab Emirates, while advocating for a more ambitious climate policy to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable energy solutions worldwide.
Source: www.stern.de
