Leichlingen is committed to climate protection: Invitation to the climate talk!

Leichlingen is committed to climate protection: Invitation to the climate talk!

An exciting climate talk is coming up in Leichlingen, which will again focus on the important topics of climate protection and sustainability in 2026. Organized by the city as part of its climate protection and climate adaptation management in collaboration with Diakonie Leverkusen, the event invites interested citizens to actively participate in the discussions. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, November 5th, at 5 p.m. in the district office at Kirchstraße 6-8. During the approximately 90-minute exchange, participants can bring up their own concerns and topics for the coming year and think together about how the climate talk can appeal to a broader audience. Admission is free, but registration through Gisela Schröder from Diakonie Leverkusen is recommended.

It will be particularly exciting on December 3rd, when the last event this year takes place under the motto “sustainable gifts for the Advent and Christmas season”. The series, which takes place regularly on the first Wednesday of every month, offers a platform for practical exchange and is therefore an important forum for sustainable ideas of our time. [ksta.de].

The heart of the climate talk

The Climate Talk aims to promote exchange about sustainability and climate protection. Citizens have the opportunity to present their wishes and ideas for the series of events. This not only promotes a sense of community, but also enriches the discourse through diverse perspectives and approaches. The earlier discussion of topics and possible in-depth discussions ensures that the concerns of the participants are heard.

A simple but effective format makes participation easier, and by offering such events regularly, the topics stay in the conversation - and in the hearts of citizens. As you can see, this exchange has the potential to inspire other communities to start their own initiatives.

Useful information for technology enthusiasts

For anyone who is also interested in technical solutions in the area of ​​climate adaptation, getting involved in the technology industry could be beneficial. For example, VRF systems used in building heating and cooling have proven to be particularly efficient. These systems use muscle power through innovative wiring techniques and reduce installation effort enormously. According to klimany.com, installing such systems requires less complexity than traditional solutions and can therefore significantly reduce costs.

Such developments are particularly exciting because they show how technology and sustainability can go hand in hand to make our lives more environmentally friendly.