Coalition Government in Germany Divided Over Climate Bill Amid Energy Crisis

Germany's coalition government is experiencing conflict over a climate change bill aimed at reducing emissions from buildings.
The bill has exposed cracks in the alliance between the Social Democrats, Greens, and Free Democrats.
The Greens want strict climate regulations, while the Free Democrats prefer market-based solutions.
Germany must meet climate commitments to the EU but the government is struggling to find common ground.
Dependence on fossil fuels has made the climate challenge more urgent, but also more politically fraught.