The Kunming-Montréal Framework was adopted at CBD COP15 in Montréal in 2022. By COP16, all countries were to develop an action plan on how to implement the targets included in the biodiversity framework, including the target of protecting 30 per cent of nature in the oceans and on land. Three years later, Sweden still does not have such an action plan.
The government wants to remove the Environmental Code's ban on nuclear power in virtually all Swedish archipelagos. This would open the way for nuclear power plants in Bohuslän, Öland, Gotland, and the Stockholm archipelago, among other places.
