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April 11, 2025
+++ Josef Goppel was a natural and animal liver heart person. Loyal, sincere and honestly, he burned for environmental protection and landscape care. Bavarias Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann said at todays opening of the Josef Goppel Symposium in Tutzing, for which he took over the patronage. Under the motto departure and change of perspective, numerous representatives from politics and science gathered in order to appreciate the legacy of the late state and Bundestag member and to give new impulses for environmental protection. This year the symposium takes place for the third time and offers a platform to discuss the challenges of climate change and develop solutions. +++
According to Herrmann, the drought once again illustrated in large parts of Germany in March how important measures are in climate protection. We must not consider climate change as a minor matter, because it affects our safe coexistence. The Bavarian government has set itself the goal of becoming climate -neutral by 2040. Over 100 measures, including the accelerated expansion of renewable energies and the renaturation of moor areas, are part of this strategy. We have to take our responsibility seriously for nature and pass on awareness of the immeasurable wealth of our Bavarian nature to the next generations, said the Interior Minister. In the Free State there are unique natural areas from the Alps in the Berchtesgadener Land to the Nordlinger Ries to the nature reserves. Bavaria has the largest area in protected areas of all federal states. It has to be preserved and our responsibility for environmental protection, confirmed the minister.
