Coverage dated November 3, 2022

Germany told to cut emissions much quicker to meet 2030 goal

Headline from Omaha World-Herald

German officials are urging environmental activists to engage in “constructive” protests and avoid endangering lives. A heated debate has broken out over activists' methods after road blockades from a Monday

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  1. Omaha World-Herald

    Germany told to cut emissions much quicker to meet 2030 goal (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    German officials are urging environmental activists to engage in “constructive” protests and avoid endangering lives. A heated debate has broken out over activists' methods after road blockades from a Monday

  2. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Climate protests criticized; but Germany missing 2030 goal (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    German officials urged environmental activists to engage in "constructive" protests and avoid endangering lives Friday as government-appointed experts warned that the key European Union country risks missing its climate targets for 2030.

  3. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Germany debates climate protests amid warning on 2030 goal (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    German officials urged environmental activists to engage in "constructive" protests and avoid endangering lives Friday as a panel of government-appointed experts warned the country risks missing its climate targets for 2030.

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