Germany to be climate-neutral by 2045
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The German federal government plans to launch one of Europe's most ambitious decarbonization schedules. According to Der Spiegel, citing government sources, Germany will in the coming week present a reform of its climate legislation, stipulating a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 65 percent come 2030 and full climate neutrality by 2045.
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