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Thursday, Jul 16, 2026

German Cities Demand Greater Flexibility in Federal Climate Funding

Municipal leaders are calling for more influence over how federal climate funds are distributed. City associations argue that current funding rules are too rigid and do not reflect local needs for heating and decarbonization projects.
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