Germany's Laschet And Scholz Trade Blows In Heated Election Debate

Sep 12, 2021 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : She said the next government "will be the last that can still actively influence the climate crisis" and called for Germany to phase out coal by 2030, eight years earlier than the end date set by Merkel's government.
37% : Scholz and Laschet accused each other's parties of holding back change during their years in government together, either through a lack of investment in clean energy or unnecessary red tape.

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