..and your credibility. and when you have the german economy minister vice chancellor robert habeck saying, we re not on track, it has to be quite clearly, and the figures show that germany is not actually meeting its own targets. in order to meet climate targets up to 2030, we have to cut emissions by 6% each year. since 2010, we have not even achieved an average 2% drop per year, says dirk messner, president of the german environment agency the uba. which is why in the last 15 months this government has done more than happened in the previous 16 years. so, since this government has come on board we re not there yet, we have gaps. that s why we have climate. crosstalk. ..climate law. we re at 40% reduction already. we re aiming to the 65%. we see that actually, the coal that we had to bring on for the war which was a big topic, rightfully so because we phased out russian fossil fuels in less than a year. 55% of our imports were from russia gas.
package in our history to phase up renewables to 80% by 2030. we ve an energy efficiency law. we have all of these, so we re in this. crosstalk. but you re not on track in germany and i know that you are in charge of germany s international climate action area, but what happens in germany affects your international reputation. absolutely. ..and your credibility. and when you have the german economy minister vice chancellor robert habeck saying, we re not on track, it has to be quite clearly, and the figures show that germany is not actually meeting its own targets. in order to meet climate targets up to 2030, we have to cut emissions by 6% each year. since 2010, we have not even achieved an average 2% drop per year, says dirk messner, president of the german environment agency the uba. which is why in the last 15 months this government has done more than happened in the previous 16 years. so, since this government has come on board we re not there yet,
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