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How the Soonwald Is Made Fit Against Drought - 17:30live Rheinland Pfalz/hessen
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43 percent of the area in Rhineland-Palatinate is covered by forest. This makes it the most wood-rich federal state in Germany. On the one hand, forests are important for the climate goals of the country – on the other hand, they are threatened by climate change. Prime Minister Alexander Schweitzer therefore went on a forest excursion today – in the Soonwald near Bad Kreuznach. Like a pearl chain, the spruces are lined up in lines here. This nea…
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