News of the day: Robert Habeck's Secretary of State Patrick

Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck announced today that his State Secretary Patrick Graichen, who has been controversial for some time, will be put into temporary retirement. Graichen is said to have approved several project outlines for the national climate protection initiative in November 2022. The World Meteorological Organization, an organization with the abbreviation WMO, has once again issued an unpleasant forecast today. It expects global temperature records in the next five years. It is very likely that one of the years 2023 to 2027 will be the hottest on record.

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