Majority of Germans Call for Increased Climate Action Ahead of Federal Election

A recent survey reveals 53% of Germans believe the next government should prioritize stronger climate policies, with significant variation across party lines.

A survey commissioned by the Klima-Allianz Deutschland found that 53% of Germans want the next federal government to take more action on climate protection.
The survey, conducted in December 2024 with over 3,000 participants, highlights strong support for climate measures among Green Party voters (86%) and less enthusiasm among AfD supporters (47% opposed).
Public investment in disaster relief received the highest approval, with 75% of respondents supporting increased funding across party lines.
The Klima-Allianz, a coalition of 150 organizations, urged political parties to present ambitious and socially equitable climate plans ahead of the February 23 election.
Key proposals include reforming fiscal policies to enable climate investments, enhancing public transportation, and improving infrastructure for electric mobility.