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Comment on Federal Environment Minister Schneider's Initiative for a Joint Task

no name given · Klima-Allianz Deutschland – Pressemitteilungen · 2026-09-14 · Berlin · Source

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Enshrining climate protection and climate adaptation as a joint task in the Basic Law is a necessary step to overcome federal fragmentation and ensure long-term financing.

Environment Minister Carsten Schneider wants to finally make climate protection and climate adaptation a joint task of the federal government, the states, and the municipalities. This is the right step against federal petty politics.

The text is a press release from the Climate Alliance Germany dated 14.08.2026. It responds to the initiative of Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider to enshrine climate protection and climate adaptation as a joint task in the Basic Law. Stefanie Langkamp, Managing Director for Policy, describes the proposal as the right step against federal fragmentation. She argues that an amendment to the Basic Law paves the way for long-term financing. Heat protection, health, and municipal protection are presented as urgent, non-partisan issues. According to the text, cities and municipalities are under real pressure to act, with enormous economic consequences. The democratic parties are called upon to jointly clear the way for the joint task.

Worldview

what this means
What, according to this text, is the root of the evil?
Hostility, hatred, the breakdown of community
Where does the evil reside?
in the economy, politics, or social structures
What helps against it?
just social or political conditions; solidarity, mutual help, belonging
What is human being according to this text?
above all a part of a community or of creation
Where is history heading?
it is getting better, development towards the good
What does the text base its claim on?
on argument, logic, science
To whom does the text's call for devotion apply?
to every human being, regardless of faith
Where is the text's criticism directed?
at others, at society, at other groups

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Basic stance
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Insistence
2 of 3
Reach
4 of 5
Concreteness
2 of 3
Boundary
0 of 3
Time
past 0, present 2, future 2

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Comment on Federal Environment Minister Schneider’s Initiative for a Joint Task – Climate Alliance Germany Climate Alliance Germany e.V. About Us The Alliance Spokespersons’ Council Office Climate Alliance News Successes Jobs Transparency Members Our Members Member Map News from Members Climate Projects Become a Member Cooperating Partner Topics Mobility Transition Energy Transition Agricultural Transition Coal Phase-Out and Structural Change Social Justice Municipal Climate Protection EU Climate Policy International Climate Policy Culture and Climate Protection News News Overview Newsletter Press Press Releases Press Distribution List Press Review Press Contact Publications Positions Studies & Background Strategy Annual Reports Events Dates German Climate Day Berlin Climate Talks Petersberg Impulses Search Newsletter DE EN Search Newsletter DE EN You are here: Press Announcement Comment on Federal Environment Minister Schneider’s Initiative for a Joint Task 14.08.2026 Press Releases Comment on Federal Environment Minister Schneider’s Initiative for a Joint Task Environment Minister Carsten Schneider had demanded that a joint task for climate adaptation be enshrined in the Basic Law. Stefanie Langkamp, Head of Policy at Climate Alliance Germany, commented on this: “Environment Minister Carsten Schneider wants to finally make climate protection and climate adaptation a joint task of the federal government, the states, and municipalities. This is a correct step against federal petty politics. His proposal for a Basic Law amendment paves the way for long-term financing. Heat protection, health, and the protection of our municipalities are not partisan tactical footballs and must not be further delayed. Excuses are out of place here: cities and municipalities are under real pressure to act, and the economic consequences are enormous. The democratic parties must now overcome their reservations and jointly clear the way for the joint task in the Basic Law.” Back to Overview Jakob Schreyer Press and Public Relations Officer Climate Alliance Germany e.V. jakob.schreyer@klima-allianz.de Phone: 030/780 899 514 Climate Alliance Germany Climate Alliance Germany e.V. Invalidenstraße 35 10115 Berlin info@klima-allianz.de Newsletter Become a Member Imprint Data Protection Accessibility Instagram LinkedIn Youtube
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Kommentar zur Initiative von Bundesumweltminister Schneider für eine Gemeinschaftsaufgabe - Klima-Allianz Deutschland Klima-Allianz Deutschland e.V. Über uns Das Bündnis Sprecher*innenrat Geschäftsstelle News Klima-Allianz Erfolge Jobs Transparenz Mitglieder Unsere Mitglieder Mitgliederkarte News von Mitgliedern Klimaprojekte Mitglied werden Kooperationspartnerin Themen Mobilitätswende Energiewende Agrarwende Kohleausstieg und Strukturwandel Soziale Gerechtigkeit Kommunaler Klimaschutz EU-Klimapolitik Internationale Klimapolitik Kultur und Klimaschutz News Newsübersicht Newsletter Presse Pressemitteilungen Presseverteiler Pressespiegel Pressekontakt Publikationen Positionen Studien & Hintergrund Strategie Jahresberichte Veranstaltungen Termine Deutscher Klimatag Berliner Klimagespräche Petersberger Impulse Suche Newsletter DE EN Suche Newsletter DE EN Sie befinden sich hier: Presse Meldung Kommentar zur Initiative von Bundesumweltminister Schneider für eine Gemeinschaftsaufgabe 14.08.2026 Pressemitteilungen Kommentar zur Initiative von Bundesumweltminister Schneider für eine Gemeinschaftsaufgabe Umweltminister Carsten Schneider hatte gefordert, eine Gemeinschaftsaufgabe für Klimaanpassung im Grundgesetz zu verankern. Dazu kommentiert Stefanie Langkamp, Geschäftsführerin Politik der Klima-Allianz Deutschland: "Umweltminister Carsten Schneider will Klimaschutz und Klimaanpassung endlich zur Gemeinschaftsaufgabe von Bund, Ländern und Kommunen machen. Das ist ein richtiger Schritt gegen das föderale Klein-Klein. Sein Vorschlag zur Grundgesetzänderung ebnet den Weg für eine langfristige Finanzierung. Hitzeschutz, Gesundheit und der Schutz unserer Kommunen sind keine parteitaktischen Spielbälle und dürfen nicht weiter verschleppt werden. Hier sind Ausreden fehl am Platz: Städte und Gemeinden stehen unter realem Handlungsdruck und die wirtschaftlichen Folgeschäden sind enorm. Die demokratischen Parteien müssen jetzt über ihren Schatten springen und gemeinsam den Weg für die Gemeinschaftsaufgabe im Grundgesetz freimachen." zurück zur Übersicht Jakob Schreyer Referent Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit Klima-Allianz Deutschland e.V. jakob.schreyer@klima-allianz.de Telefon: 030/780 899 514 Klima-Allianz Deutschland Klima-Allianz Deutschland e.V. Invalidenstraße 35 10115 Berlin info@klima-allianz.de Newsletter Mitglied werden Impressum Datenschutz Barrierefreiheit Instagram LinkedIn Youtube