Bavarian coalition weakens state climate law, removes 2040 neutrality target

CSU and Freie Wähler, governing Bavaria, have agreed to strip the specific climate neutrality date from the state's climate law, a reversal of prior policy. The move signals a conservative pushback on climate ambition at the state level, potentially influencing national discourse. The change is confirmed by the parties' agreement, though the legislative process is ongoing.

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