Titlebook: Climate Change and the Future of Europe; Views from the Capit Michael Kaeding,Johannes Pollak,Paul Schmidt Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appl

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‘Now, We Need Action’: Ireland’s Fight Against Climate Changetary declaration followed the publication of a report on climate action from a joint-parliamentary Committee. The Committee produced a broad suite of measures and recommendations for Government to apply, in order to establish a ‘new climate policy architecture’ and a ‘comprehensive governance framew

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No Decarbonisation Without Taxation in Luxembourgt Workers Party, Alternative Democratic Reform Party and The Greens) publicly signed an agreement to restrict the number of promotional campaign giveaways and campaign posters for the sake of environmental protection. At first sight insignificant, this agreement nevertheless demonstrates a certain d

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Staffan Wiktelius,Clive A. Edwardssure and political reluctance can be investigated as a possible explanation. The article outlines main developments with regards public debate and policies related to the EU Green Deal goals and raises concerns related to actual policy implementations. Some suggestions and recommendations to remedy this are given.

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Premasis Sukul,Michael Spiteller especially the older generation of politicians, both left and right, have yet to perceive the imperatives arising from climate change as forming a key priority, with some even arguing that the threat is exaggerated. This is matched by policy actions, which tend to be reactive, typically adopted in a reluctant manner under external pressure.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3196-7uropean states, and a trade-off between climate action and welfare is not generally recognised. To sustain its position as a climate front-runner, Denmark should counties to utilise the EU as a central facilitator of Danish climate policy, both during its 2025 Council presidency and beyond.

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Clive A. Edwards,Patrick J. Bohlenral by 2035. This domestic objective is now enshrined in national legislation. Moreover, in general terms forging a green economy together with investments, innovations and solutions linked to clean technologies are seen as creating a source of economic growth and prosperity for Finland.

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Heike Floesser-Mueller,Wolfgang Schwackork’ for the necessary transformational changes to quell the climate crisis. Hildegarde Naughton, then Chair of the Climate Action Committee, welcomed the declaration as an important statement, but emphasised that ‘now, we need action’.