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Former environment senator Fritz Vahrenholt: “We are threatened by a dramatic loss of prosperity”

By Christina Norman

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Fritz Vahrenholt was a mastermind of Germany’s ecological movement, Senator for the environment and wind manager. Today he questions Germany’s costly climate policy.

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