
This house was flooded in 2017. Credit: Daniel Värjö/Sveriges Radio
Environment
No money left to support local climate measures
- The central fund to help towns and villages adapt to climate change is already empty, and was cut this year by two-thirds.
- The Civil Contingencies Agency, which supervises the money, says there's nothing left for any more measures that local municipalities may need to take during the rest of 2021.
- The environment minister, Per Bolund of the Greens, did not want to be interviewed about this for Swedish Radio.