MP Maren Grøthe has proposed repealing Resolution 897 from 2016, which sets a climate neutrality target. Members from the Progress Party, Conservative Party, Centre Party, and Red Party support repealing it, arguing that the target is vague, sends poor policy signals, and creates uncertainty about Norway's climate goals. A majority from the Labour Party, Socialist Left Party, Green Party, and Liberal Party recommend rejecting the proposal, citing climate neutrality as a central part of Nordic climate cooperation.
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Resolution 897 of 14 June 2016 on the climate neutrality target shall be repealed.
Document 8:41 S (2025–2026) – Private member's bill from MP Maren Grøthe on repealing the climate neutrality target – is not approved.