CDU alarm: Millions for nature conservation without control? Enlightenment required!

CDU alarm: Millions for nature conservation without control? Enlightenment required!

The discussion about the financing of the state office for nature conservation is picking up in Lower Saxony. In a recent advance, the Lower Saxony CDU faction wants to inspect the relevant documents. CDU managing director Carina Hermann calls for the rapid and comprehensive submission of all files. According to the Oldenburger Nachrichten For years, the regional development courtyard has been criticizing that 300,000 euros are passed on to eight nature conservation associations, which the CDU sees as an opportunity to uncover.

With the CDU, the suspicion of millions of law violations as well as infidelity and disregard for budgetary law are made. Environment Minister Christian Meyer from the Greens, however, rejects the concerns as transparent and misleading. He emphasizes that the funding has already been revised and will provide the CDU files in the future. After the summer break, the budget committee should decide on the Rügen of the State Audit Office and advise the future of funding.

The importance of funding for nature conservation projects

Especially in a federal state and Lower Saxony, nature conservation is particularly well anchored through funding opportunities. The country supports numerous environmental and nature conservation projects, financed by the state of Lower Saxony, the EU and the federal government. A large number of guidelines regulate medium application. Various subsidies and settlement options are provided, which depends on the respective projects. Project sponsors often have to provide a share of their own, as the

climate crisis and their challenges

Lower Saxony is not only dedicated to nature conservation, but also with great challenges due to the climate crisis. In a recent interview, Christian Meyer emphasizes the need to advance climate and coastal protection. Your goal? Climate neutrality by 2040. A particularly strong focus is on agriculture, which is more than 16% of emissions. Here, a climate-friendly area is urgently needed to relieve our climate, such as the nwz online reported.

Another exciting aspect is the planned European law -compliant wolf management, which is intended to maintain biodiversity and herd protection. Meyer praises this as a necessary measure to protect both the animal stocks and agricultural products.

Overall, it can be seen that Lower Saxony is actively working on improving nature conservation measures and combating the climate crisis. However, the challenges remain great, and dealing with the funds will continue to be observed.