Court Rules Germany’s Climate Policy Falls Short of Legal Requirements   ...Middle East

The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court ruled on Thursday that Germany’s federal policies to fight climate change in the transport and housing sectors are falling short of a law that sets limits to emissions in the sectors. The regional court in Germany also required the government to take emergency action and bring the policies in transport and housing within the emissions limits set in the Climate Protection Act from 2024 to 2030, Reuters reports. The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court thus upheld legal challenges…

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