EU Climate Ambitions Face Uncertainty After Populist Gains in Elections

The recent shift in the European Parliament raises questions about the future of the Green Deal and new climate legislation.

Right-wing and far-right parties gained significant ground in the EU elections, impacting the Green-EFA group's influence.
Despite losses, existing Green Deal policies are likely to remain, though new climate initiatives may face challenges.
Experts suggest climate action could be downplayed in favor of economic and security issues.
Protests and economic concerns have already led to some concessions on environmental regulations.
The new European Parliament's stance will be crucial for upcoming climate targets and policies.