Environmental officials advocate for securing climate change funding in the Fundamental Law.
"Each one of us must do our part to safeguard and promote climate protection, stated the Environment Minister from Rhineland-Palatinate." The ministers stressed the need for ample and trustworthy funding for water management initiatives such as flood prevention.
The State Secretary at the Federal Environment Ministry, Stefan Tidow (Greens), pushed for a legal reinforcement of flood protection. "It appears that flood protection is a top priority in every state," he commented.
Nevertheless, such endeavors tend to stretch on and require speeding up. Advancing matters through legal means is essential, Tidow remarked. Another order from the committee urged the federal authorities to instate compulsory insurance for natural catastrophes.
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Eder, the mayor of Bad Dürkheim, highlighted the importance of flood protection during the Conference of Environment Ministers. The Environment Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate acknowledged the role of Climate protection financing in the Fundamental Law for flood prevention measures. Tidow, the State Secretary at the Federal Environment Ministry, emphasized the need for strengthening flood protection in the Basic Law as a form of Climate protection financing. Eder called for increased funding for flood protection projects in his state, aligning with the sentiments of other Environment Ministers at the conference.
