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1. Regionaler Klimaschutz in Zeiten der Krise? Eine vergleichende Untersuchung von zehn Landkreisen in vier Bundesländern.

Author

Zeigermann, Ulrike, Böcher, Michael, and Benz, Julia

Subjects
*COVID-19 pandemic, *ENERGY shortages, *GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, *REGIONAL differences, *CRISES, *COMPARATIVE studies, *CRITICAL success factor
Abstract

The amended German Climate Protection Act of 2021 is seen as an essential step towards fulfilment national climate protection targets and as a sign of mainstreaming climate protection in German politics. However, at the regional level, where many climate protection measures are implemented, there is a strong fragmentation in terms of priorities, policy instruments, actor constellations and resources. Moreover, the implementation of climate protectionmeasures is under increasing pressure in the face of crises, such as the management of the Covid 19 pandemic or the energy crisis. We therefore ask: Under what conditions does regional climate protection succeed in times of crisis? Drawing on the regional governance concept and a comparative analysis of ten German counties, we explain differences in subnational climate governance. For our study, very different, but always rural districts were selected, as the importance of rural regions is often neglected in the study of local climate policy. Based on a qualitative document analysis in combination with observations and interviewswith climate protectionmanagers, we identify factors for the success of climate protection activities in times ofmultiple crises. We argue that structural factors are central to the success of regional climate protectionmeasures in times of crisis, as they provide the framework conditions for the actions of actors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. Editorial.

Author

Wischner, Johanna and Möbius, Thomas

Subjects
CLIMATE change, COVID-19 pandemic, CLIMATOLOGY, GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, PARIS Agreement (2016), PROTEST movements, CLIMATE change denial
Abstract

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Published
2023

3. Fotoalben, Rikschafahrten, Klimaproteste: Perspektiven für ein GenerationenMiteinander in Gesellschaft und Kirche.

Author

Feeser-Lichterfeld, Ulrich

Subjects
*INTERGENERATIONAL communication, *COVID-19 pandemic, *PHOTOGRAPH albums, *COMMUNITY churches, *GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, *LONELINESS, *INTERGENERATIONAL relations
Abstract

The article "Photo Albums, Rickshaw Rides, Climate Protests: Perspectives for Intergenerational Collaboration in Society and Church" by Ulrich Feeser-Lichterfeld deals with the discourse on generations and the opportunities for inter- and intragenerational learning processes, as well as cross-generational "Caring Communities". The article emphasizes the importance of intergenerational dialogues and encounters between different age groups to promote understanding and community. Examples of this are the shared viewing of photo albums, rickshaw rides, and protests against climate policy. The website https://www.generationendialog.de/ provides vivid examples of intergenerational interactions. According to the 18th Shell Youth Study from 2019, there is a great interest and longing for cross-generational contact and exchange. The study shows similarities among 12- to 25-year-olds in Germany, such as concern for the ecological future, mutual respect, and a sense of justice. The German Aging Survey (DEAS) during the Covid-19 pandemic shows no declining willingness for intergenerational solidarity, but rather an intensification of intergenerational contact due to experiences of loneliness. It is emphasized that the dialogue between generations is important not only in society but also in the church community. The importance of intra- and intergenerational learning is pointed out, as well as how different generational influences can affect intergenerational communication. The role of the church as a pastoral community that cares for the well-being of all generations is also emphasized. The article deals with the topic of intergenerational collaboration in church communities. It is emphasized that such communities provide space and resonance to care for people in need of support. Particularly, the discussed "Caring Communities" offer opportunities for intergenerational collaboration. It is emphasized that the church should appreciate the diversity of generations and avoid one-sidedness. The church's competence in diversity is questioned, and it is pointed out that caring for people in concrete needs should be connected to the Jesuan admonition "Do not worry...". [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

4. Der Wiederaufbauplan der Europäischen Union.

Author

Becker, Peter

Subjects
*COVID-19 pandemic, *GROSS domestic product, *GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, *REFORMS
Abstract

The European Union's recovery plan, called NextGenerationEU, was agreed upon in spring 2021 to respond to the socio-economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic. Member states have created national plans that have been evaluated by the European Commission. Most countries have already received positive evaluations, while some have experienced delays. The plans include reforms and investments to achieve climate and digital policy goals. The European Commission is monitoring the implementation of the plans and expects them to potentially increase the EU's gross domestic product by up to 1.5 percent by 2024. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022
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5. Arla punktet im Markengeschäft: Die Genossenschaft will dieses Jahr Investitionen in Gesamthöhe von 600 Mio. Euro tätigen.

Author

Heimig, Dieter

Subjects
COVID-19 pandemic, COOPERATIVE dairy industry, ORGANIC farmers, GOVERNMENT policy on climate change, DRIED milk, INDUSTRIAL capacity
Abstract

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Published
2022
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