The European Parliament's environment committee has backed a revision of the EU's climate law, aiming for a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. The vote, which passed with 55 in favor and 32 against, aligns with an agreement made by EU member states. Key points include the use of carbon credits and the need for robust safeguards. Lawmakers expressed mixed feelings about the outcome, with some praising the commitment to climate leadership while others criticized the use of international credits as a loophole.