Build with wood and protect the climate! German Prefabricated Timber Association is organizing the first nationwide Climate Protection Day on September 19
Invitation to the press, radio and television for a preliminary media talk on July 28th in Berlin
(PresseBox) ( Ostfildern / Berlin , )
Timber construction is active climate protection
The German Prefabricated Timber Association is therefore launching the 'German Climate Protection Day'. The aim of this nationwide day of action is to bring the important contribution of timber construction to climate protection to a broader public at the same time in all 240 DHV member companies.
The date of the 1st German Climate Protection Day is Sunday, September 19, 2021.
► At a preliminary press conference on July 28, 2021 , the head of the DHV will provide an overview of the planned course of the '1. German Climate Protection Days'.
The patron of the nationwide day of action is Parliamentary State Secretary Uwe Feiler (BMEL) , who will also personally participate in the preliminary press conference.
► sheds light on the technical background in Berlin Professor Kay Künzel , lecturer for sustainability, climate change and ecology at the International University in Erfurt, ; He presents facts worth knowing on the topic of climate change and climate protection.
The press conference will take place in the newly built daycare center at Harnackstraße 11 in 10365 Berlin-Lichtenberg. The three-storey day care center was built using a time-saving wooden module construction and will be opened shortly. Journalists who take part in the DHV press conference will take this opportunity to get an authentic impression of this contemporary and sustainable construction method.
The DHV would be delighted to receive numerous registrations for the press conference on July 28th.
Questions about the 1st German Climate Protection Day and building with wood will also be answered in advance by DHV press officer Peter Mackowiack, available at 01 72/7 28 75 18 or by email at kommunikation@dhv.de
'Climate protection' is on everyone's lips. A look at the election manifestos shows that there is currently no political party that does not make climate protection a campaign issue. But what specifically can we do to sustainably relieve our climate and protect it better - as quickly as possible and as effectively as possible? The area of 'Building & Living' plays a key role in this.
One solution is building with wood . Because there is enough wood on our doorstep, it grows back and binds the climate-damaging CO 2 - or as the incumbent Federal Minister Julia Klöckner puts it: " Building with wood is active climate protection. If you build with wood, you act ."
One solution is building with wood . Because there is enough wood on our doorstep, it grows back and binds the climate-damaging CO 2 - or as the incumbent Federal Minister Julia Klöckner puts it: " Building with wood is active climate protection. If you build with wood, you act ."
Timber construction is active climate protection
The German Prefabricated Timber Association is therefore launching the 'German Climate Protection Day'. The aim of this nationwide day of action is to bring the important contribution of timber construction to climate protection to a broader public at the same time in all 240 DHV member companies.
The date of the 1st German Climate Protection Day is Sunday, September 19, 2021.
► At a preliminary press conference on July 28, 2021 , the head of the DHV will provide an overview of the planned course of the '1. German Climate Protection Days'.
The patron of the nationwide day of action is Parliamentary State Secretary Uwe Feiler (BMEL) , who will also personally participate in the preliminary press conference.
► sheds light on the technical background in Berlin Professor Kay Künzel , lecturer for sustainability, climate change and ecology at the International University in Erfurt, ; He presents facts worth knowing on the topic of climate change and climate protection.
The press conference will take place in the newly built daycare center at Harnackstraße 11 in 10365 Berlin-Lichtenberg. The three-storey day care center was built using a time-saving wooden module construction and will be opened shortly. Journalists who take part in the DHV press conference will take this opportunity to get an authentic impression of this contemporary and sustainable construction method.
The DHV would be delighted to receive numerous registrations for the press conference on July 28th.
Questions about the 1st German Climate Protection Day and building with wood will also be answered in advance by DHV press officer Peter Mackowiack, available at 01 72/7 28 75 18 or by email at kommunikation@dhv.de