Amid the war in Ukraine and extensive European rearmament, the climate crisis remains high on the government's agenda, which maintains its ambitions for the CO2 target for 2030. This is stated by Minister for Green Tripartite Jeppe Bruus (S). The announcement comes after a number of organizations, including Green Power Denmark and Concito have expressed concern that the climate crisis is being overlooked while large amounts of billions are being invested in Danish defense. This is written by DR.
- What we can see is that we have already made the political decisions that make it realistic to reach the goal. That goal will not disappear, even if we have to carry out a massive armament at the same time, says CEO Jeppe Bruus.
At the same time, the minister acknowledges that the green transition must be accelerated. Wind turbines must be built faster, and sustainable energy sources must be developed at a greater speed than before. Jeppe Bruus also does not see the armament as a problem in relation to biodiversity. On the contrary, military exercises can benefit nature, as areas used by the Armed Forces often contribute positively to biodiversity.
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