Further information on the initiative can be found at More information on the English version of the Drawdown book, edited by Paul Hawken, can be found at. It shows what tools are available and encourages us to use them.”ĭrawdown Europe, the European offshoot of Project Drawdown, was launched in 2018 by dena, EIT Climate-KIC and the European Climate Foundation. The Drawdown book is one of the few books on climate protection that doesn’t give you nightmares. From refrigerant management to wind turbines and a plant-rich diet to educating girls: Drawdown gives an inspiring insight into the possibilities. There are enough things we can do – we just have to start. Regarding Drawdown’s approach and the book preview, Andreas Kuhlmann says: “Climate protection is also a question of attitude. With shares trading hands at 61 this morning, a huge discount to reality may now be available for smart. The book contains a foreword by Andreas Kuhlmann, dena’s Chief Executive and co-initiator of Drawdown Europe. The book value number is 132 a share today, likely rising above 150 by early 2024. It offers a scientifically sound description of the 100 most effective climate protection measures, including a calculation of the global CO2 reduction potential and the associated costs and savings for each individual measure. The most comprehensive plan ever proposed to reverse global warming), which is on sale now. The event also gave a first preview of the German edition of the book Drawdown – Der Plan: Wie wir die Erdwärmung umkehren können (Drawdown. The aim of the initiative is to gather knowledge and experience from applied climate protection, to process it scientifically and to make it accessible to the public. The climate protection initiative Drawdown Europe has called for the strengthening and further development of the currently available instruments for reducing CO2 emissions and binding CO2 from the atmosphere.Īt the second meeting of the initiative on Wednesday in Berlin, which was organised by the German Energy Agency (dena) and the innovation network EIT Climate-KIC, around 150 representatives from politics, business, science and society took part, including Federal Environment Minister Svenja Schulze, Kirsten Dunlop (CEO of EIT Climate-KIC), Chad Frischmann (Vice President of Project Drawdown), Iain Campbell (Senior Fellow at the Rocky Mountain Institute) and Sandrine Dixson-Declève (Vice President of the Club of Rome). Climate protection initiative gives a preview of the German edition of the Drawdown book with the 100 most effective climate protection measures and invites clever minds to participate