Right to Cooling? Minister of Justice plans new air conditioning law for tenants
How extreme the load can be in public space, showed measurements in Twistringen, where the floor of a playground in the sun is up to 55 degrees
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Around 57 percent of the people in Germany live in a rented apartment – and so far have no legal right to install an air conditioning system. Berlin – Tropical nights, no passage, no sleep: Those who live for rent often lose out in the heat wave.
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Around 57 percent of the people in Germany live in a rented apartment – and so far have no legal right to install an air conditioning system.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Berlin – Tropical nights, no passage, no sleep: Those who live for rent often lose out in the heat wave.
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