The AfD's Saxony-Anhalt program wants a wind moratorium, coal past 2038, and an exit from Paris climate law. [1] Clean Energy Wire asked what a state win does to a state that actually builds turbines. [1] A program is not a cabinet. Print the moratorium claim. Do not appoint a minister-president.

This paper already printed a historic share short of a majority. Thirty-nine seats are not 42. Leave a named Magdeburg deal to the edition that owns a named deal. Print the plank. Print no cabinet.

Print the moratorium. Monday is not a Magdeburg ministry. Coal past 2038 is a plank, not a federal statute. Print the plank as Monday's named energy hold. Paris-exit language is still a program, not a cabinet.

Energy platforms win state elections and lose federal ones; Berlin's grid needs turbines Saxony-Anhalt won't host. Thirty-nine seats can't repeal physics. Monday prints the plank, not the power.

Planks print; power flows elsewhere. Monday prints the plank. Physics keeps the grid.

Physics-kept grids ignore planks; Monday's grid ignores. Thirty-nine seats print programs. Turbines stay elsewhere.

Berlin's grid needs turbines Saxony-Anhalt will not host. Thirty-nine seats cannot repeal physics. Monday prints the plank, not the power.

Saxony-Anhalt's program still lists a wind pause, coal beyond 2038, and a Paris exit. Magdeburg has 39 seats, not a ministry that can rewrite the grid. Berlin's turbines are not Magdeburg's to switch off. A state plank is not physics.
Monday prints the plank, not a ministry. A state plank is not physics. Thirty-nine seats cannot repeal physics.

Monday prints the plank, not a ministry. A state plank is not physics. Thirty-nine seats cannot repeal physics.

-- DARA OSEI, London