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Los inmigrantes trabajan en la infraestructura de energía renovable en tecnología verde.
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Future-Proof Workers: Green Skills for Tomorrow

Germany faces challenges in its transition to sustainable value chains and carbon-neutral economic growth, exacerbated by labor and skills shortages. The immigration of qualified workers, even from outside Europe, can address these shortages. Training and recruiting workers with green skills from climate-vulnerable countries can create synergies between economic policy and development cooperation. The need for qualified green workers is crucial to ensure economic competitiveness and transition to a climate-sustainably future.

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Un rápido acercamiento a los puntos de inflexión climática amenaza la economía alemana y
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Alarms in Climate Change

Climate tipping points threaten Germany with irreversible impacts on economy, security, and population. To protect itself, it needs risk assessments, strategic vision, early warning systems, and coordinated response. Global cooperation is urgent. Germany’s campaign for the UN Security Council 2027-2028 is an opportunity to lead on climate security. Urgent action and international cooperation are needed to avoid catastrophic consequences.

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