Chancellor Scholz remains firm on addressing climate change, but opposition is growing within the CDU regarding proposals from the SPD. Specifically, the CDU is resisting the SPD’s push to enshrine heat protection measures directly into Germany’s constitution. This internal disagreement surfaced during a recent cabinet retreat, highlighting tensions within the governing coalition. The CDU appears hesitant to support a constitutional amendment focused solely on heat protection, potentially fearing long-term legal ramifications or viewing it as an overreach. This clash underscores fundamental differences in approach to climate policy between the two parties. The issue threatens to create further friction as the coalition navigates complex environmental legislation. The debate centers on the best method to address rising temperatures and protect citizens from heat waves.