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With a surprise last-minute veto, federal economy minister Sigmar Gabriel blocked a tentative agreement on Germany鈥檚 Climate Action Plan 2050, writes Markus Wacket for news agency Reuters. German mining, chemicals and energy trade union IG BCE and the Federation of German Industries (BDI) had 鈥渨orked hard to block the plan鈥� over the past days, raising concerns about provisions on the role of the country鈥檚 coal. These groups 鈥渃ould play a large role鈥� in the federal elections next year and Gabriel discussed the future of lignite with Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday evening, writes Wacket. Most ministers had already approved the climate plan, paving the way for a government cabinet approval ahead of environment minister Barbara Hendricks鈥� departure to the climate summit in Marrakesh. It is unclear when the draft plan could be presented to the cabinet again. According to a ministry spokesperson, Gabriel wants the cabinet to approve it next week.

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