Extreme Weather Congress: Experts: More Heat Waves in Germany in the Future
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At the extreme weather congress in Hamburg, experts such as Sven Plöger discussed climate change and climate protection. At the beginning, they outlined the particularly explosive situation and criticized that politics did not target and quickly enough counter-measures.
Every decade since the 1960s is warmer than the previous one. At the extreme weather congress in Hamburg, experts draw a gloomy picture for Germany: in a few decades, the summer of 2026 could be considered normal.
From today, experts will be discussing the effects of climate change at an extreme weather conference in Hamburg.
The extreme weather congress in Hamburg warns against more heat waves, more drought and more heat deaths in Germany. Federal Environment Minister Schneider calls for the anchoring of climate adaptation and nature conservation in the Basic Law.
Heat waves, heavy rains, floods: According to experts, extreme weather events are increasing in the course of climate change. A congress in Hamburg discusses the consequences of global warming and better preparedness.
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