Titlebook: Climate Change and the Future of Europe; Views from the Capit Michael Kaeding,Johannes Pollak,Paul Schmidt Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Croatia: Needs Versus Capacity: Mind the Gap!Croatia is very vulnerable to climate risks, but?climate action is not yet recognised as a priority.?Lack of capacity that goes beyond financial constraints tends to be underestimated in policy framework, which is fragmented. Raising awareness, capacity building and providing sufficient financing are necessary to implement climate action.

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France: Not Living up to Its AmbitionWhen it comes to climate change policies and environmental protection, France has long held an ambivalent position in comparison with other European countries, neither being a pioneer nor a climate leader.?In this regard, President Macron’s first mandate did not break with tradition.

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Raquel Manteiga,Douglas L. Park,Syed S. Ali22, reveals that climate change is now the main concern for eight out of ten Belgians, compared to seven out of ten Belgians in 2009. Wide dissemination of information on climate change, particularly the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports, through both traditional media and the Intern

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Staffan Wiktelius,Clive A. Edwardsthe European Green Deal and any related decisions have generated only a relatively low level of interest in national political discourse. Neither climate change nor the aim of achieving a carbon neutral economy command any significant attention in political and scientific fields. Both bottom-up pres

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Premasis Sukul,Michael Spitellerving from communist ignorance with its disastrous impact on nature, through the growing importance of environmental issues during the transition to democracy and eventually to the current perception of climate protection as a vitally important issue. Nonetheless, some members of the political elite,

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G. A. O’Connor,R. L. Chaney,J. A. Ryana continental climate, humid with cold winters, albeit Estonia’s islands and west coast enjoy a more maritime climate with mild winters. Differences in climate conditions are aggravated by the Baltic Sea that warms up Estonia’s coastline areas during the winter period but cools them down in spring a