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Sweden's conservative government, led by the right-wing coalition, is implementing a climate policy that may lead to increased CO2 emissions by 2030. The policy aims for carbon neutrality by 2045 but lacks concrete measures for achieving the 2030 targets, causing concern among stakeholders.
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How might Sweden's climate policy under the right-wing coalition impact its international standing and commitments?
What alternative policies could be proposed to address the concerns raised by stakeholders?
What implications does this have for other countries, particularly those with similar climate policies?
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