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The search results indicate that Germany has ambitious climate goals, aiming for greenhouse gas neutrality by 2045, with significant reductions by 2030 (65%) and 2040 (88%) compared to 1990 levels. The federal government has implemented the Federal Climate Change Act (Bundes-Klimaschutzgesetz, KSG) which was novellated and came into force in 2021 (with further changes in 2024), establishing these targets and annual emission limits for various sectors. There are ongoing discussions and a new climate protection program being developed to ensure these goals are met, with proposals from various ministries. Germany has seen a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, though it has missed targets in specific sectors like transport and buildings. The concept of a “CO2-Budget” (Kohlenstoffbudget) is also a key topic in climate policy discussions in Germany, with various calculations and debates about its allocation and implications for policy. I can now formulate a compelling German title based on these findings, incorporating the requested style elements. Einblicke in Deutschlands Kohlenstoffbudget: Was die Regierung plant und Sie wissen müssen

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