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31.01.2023 | Press releases

Whitepaper: Climate protection in the public sector – why action is needed

Inadequate climate protection entails litigation, reputational and financing risks – also for the public sector. Our new study shows that its climate protection measures are not yet ambitious enough in many cases. In it, we show how local authorities can align their actions more consistently with existing targets: Climate Protection in the Public Sector – Why Action is Needed – KPMG LAW (kpmg-law.de)

For further information on the topic of ESG and the public sector as well as for your questions please contact our KPMG Law Expert:in
Moritz Püstow
and
Julia Gielen
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Dr. Moritz Püstow

Partner
Solution Line Head Public Sector
Head of Public Law

Heidestraße 58
10557 Berlin

Tel.: +49 30 530199129
mpuestow@kpmg-law.com

Julia Inga Gielen

Senior Manager

Heidestraße 58
10557 Berlin

Tel.: +49 30 530199203
juliagielen@kpmg-law.com

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