Here you can download the signature list.
Four ways to sign the petition today:
Option A: Collection point
The classic way is to hand in your signature at a retail outlet in the city centre.
Option B: We come to you
Contact our delivery system and we will bring everything to you.
Option C: By post
Print the list and either send it to us by post or drop it in one of the letterboxes.
Update
We will submit the lists to the next meeting of the Environment Committee. Therefore we need all lists back by 28.06. at the latest. You can find the locations of our mailboxes here.
Das sind wir
We started our initiative “GöttingenZero” as a local group of GermanZero in June 2020. Our members are pupils, students, professionals and pensioners. We call on the city of Göttingen to become climate neutral by 2030. GermanZero is an association that, together with scientists, has created a climate plan that can make Germany climate neutral by 2035. You can find everything about their approach here on the website. An important part of this is pressure from below via municipal climate decisions, consisting of citizens’ petitions and referendums. Here in Göttingen we are also holding such a climate referendum. You can find out how we proceed and how you can support us here on our website.
In cooperation with GermanZero, we have also created a climate city plan for Göttingen, which shows the scale of measures that need to be implemented for climate neutrality in 2030. A clear summary and explanation of the city plan can be found here.
Das bewegt uns
Global climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions threatens the livelihoods of everyone on Earth. At the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris, it was therefore decided to limit global warming to as close as possible to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. The German Bundestag unanimously ratified this “Paris Agreement” in 2016.
If we do not drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions immediately and achieve climate neutrality through zero emissions in a few years, however, we will not reach the 1.5 degree target– with unforeseeable consequences for life on our planet.
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