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FDP: Goldschmidt is riding a "dead horse" with the Baltic Sea National Park

Environment Minister Tobias Goldschmidt (Greens) is riding a "dead horse" with the idea of a Baltic Sea National Park, according to the FDP parliamentary group. The CDU had rejected the national park for good reasons, said MP Oliver Kumbartzky on Tuesday. The FDP has therefore submitted a...

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Tobias Goldschmidt during a visit to Kronprinzenkoog. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Tobias Goldschmidt during a visit to Kronprinzenkoog. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Baltic Sea protection - FDP: Goldschmidt is riding a "dead horse" with the Baltic Sea National Park

Environment Minister Tobias Goldschmidt (Greens) is riding a "dead horse" with the idea of a Baltic Sea National Park, according to the FDP parliamentary group. The CDU had rejected the national park for good reasons, said MP Oliver Kumbartzky on Tuesday. The FDP had therefore submitted a motion to set up a commission of inquiry for the protection of the Baltic Sea, which is to be discussed on Wednesday.

The state parliament has a say in the protection of the Baltic Sea. It is not just the task of the state government, said Kumbartzky. For this reason, nine members of the state parliament are to sit on the requested special committee to develop solutions with the help of experts from science, nature conservation and associations.

According to Kumbartzky, there have not yet been any signals from other parliamentary groups to set up a commission of inquiry. However, he could imagine that at least the Greens would find the idea "great", as the Baltic Sea National Park would then not immediately "end up in the bin".

Read also:

  1. Despite the FDP's criticism of Tobias Goldschmidt's proposal for a Baltic Sea National Park, he remains committed to the idea, advocating for the protection of the Baltic Sea.
  2. The Commission of Inquiry for Baltic Sea protection, proposed by the FDP, is set to be discussed in the State parliament, with the involvement of various political parties, including the CDU.
  3. Schleswig-Holstein's State parliament has a significant role to play in the Baltic Sea's protection, emphasizing that it's not an issue solely for the state government.
  4. The FDP's special commission of inquiry aims to explore solutions for protecting the Baltic Sea with input from experts in science, nature conservation, and related associations.
  5. Tobias Goldschmidt, Environment Minister, and his party, the Greens, have different stances on the Baltic Sea National Park, with Goldschmidt advocating for it and the FDP suggesting a Commission of Inquiry as an alternative approach.
  6. The CDU has already expressed their disagreement with the idea of creating a Baltic Sea National Park, highlighting their reasons for rejecting it, as mentioned by MP Oliver Kumbartzky.

Source: www.stern.de

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