German lawmakers propose database for those who spread ‘climate disinformation’– www.lifesitenews.com

A group of German politicians have proposed a register for people who spread alleged “disinformation” about climate change.

Apollo News reports that a group of five CDU (Christian Democrats) MPs in the state legislature of Baden-Württemberg are calling on the state government to create a public list of individuals who have repeatedly spread alleged “disinformation” about climate change.

The proposal follows a motion submitted by former Baden-Württemberg Consumer Protection Minister Peter Hauk and four fellow CDU members of the state parliament. The legislators are asking the state government whether it considers the creation of a publicly accessible register to be “reasonable and legally viable” and, if so, what measures it would take to establish one. They also want to know whether the government plans to pursue other recommendations put forward by the Consumer Commission. The motion is dated October 27 and was formally submitted to the state parliament on November 3.

The Consumer Commission is an independent advisory body to the state government of Baden-Württemberg, which is currently made up of a coalition between leftist Greens and the nominally conservative CDU.

In early October, the commission published a statement in which it recommended the establishment of a public registry for individuals and organizations that repeatedly disseminate information contradicting the mainstream climate change narrative.