Protest for the protection of villages
Over 300 places in Germany disappeared for the climate killer lignite. Instead of finally accelerating the energy transition in view of the climate crisis, s ...
Over 300 locations in Germany have disappeared for the climate killer lignite. Instead of finally accelerating the energy transition in view of the climate crisis, the federal government continues to rely on coal and allows the RWE Group to destroy places, forests and the climate.
Further information on the protest: https://www.alle-doerfer-bleiben.de/demo/
The extent of the destruction: http://garzweiler.com/
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