German police said they have again cleared a barricade at the coal village of Lützerath, which has been occupied by climate activists in a bid to prevent demolition. The clearing of the barricade was done for security reasons, a police spokesperson said on Thursday morning. One person resisted and was taken into custody. This all happened in front of Lützerath – not in the village itself. Activists in the village, which is to be dredged for coal extraction, also reported eviction actions at a barricade on Thursday. They called for support. Among other things, they feared that a hut standing on…