A senior EU commissioner has once again told Germany to delay shutting down its nuclear power stations as the climate-crazy government sees its popularity fade.
Although some action has been taken by German politicians to avoid an energy crisis in the coming months, the climate-crazy country’s addiction to imported Russian gas has proved difficult to shift, with the country’s economic minister repeatedly warning that he might have to kill German industry to supply homes during the winter.
The issue of how to pay for the little gas the country can still buy also remains up in the air, with authorities talking about between various energy companies — some of whom have gained as a result of hiked prices — and the general public.of floundering gas giant Uniper, which — due to the fact most of its supply is originally sourced from Russia — has found itself circling the drain of financial distress.
While it remains to be seen whether such action will be enough to avoid the worst of the ongoing energy shortage, it does appear that the leftist coalition has not done enough to avert the wrath of the general public.published on Monday, it was revealed that the coalition’s cumulative popularity dropped below the 50 per cent mark, with the opposition Christlich Demokratische Union meanwhile pulling away to become by far the most popular party in Germany at 28 per cent.
The country’s leftist Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has also seen his popularity tank, with Monday’s poll indicating that he has fallen behind even the likes of local North-Rhine Westphalia leader Hendrik Wüst in terms of public appeal.
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