Katrin Haben Schaden, Munich’s second mayor, is breaking the biggest taboo in her party – and is in favor of the continued operation of the city’s Isar 2 nuclear power plant.
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Heiner Effern
The mayor of Munich, Katrin Habenschaden, is currently experiencing the nightmare of green politicians: nationwide, she is one of those people who are officially shaking up the previously unshakeable party principle “nuclear power – no thanks”. In the end, habenschaden could even be partly responsible for the fact that the Greens temporarily become a “nuclear power – yes please” party. “Should the stress test by the Federal Ministry of Economics reveal that there is a threat of a power shortage in Munich, the operation of the Isar 2 should not be taboo,” explained Habenschaden a few days ago. Since then, the debate about the exit from the exit has picked up even more speed than before.