In Munich, a creative campaign event has taken place where nearly 100 climate and environmental groups united under the alliance "City for All" performed a symbolic protest. They staged a scene with animals dressed in costumes dancing to the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive" to draw attention to their demands for more sustainability from city politics. The event coincided with the municipal elections, highlighting the urgency for greater climate action in the local agenda.

The gathering featured oversized plants meant to symbolize an urban mini-forest, intended to evoke the climate goals similar to those seen in cities like Paris. However, some participants criticized the display as insufficient compared to the pressing climate crisis the city faces. The demonstrators aim to push for more serious integration of climate protection measures into municipal policies and engage with political candidates on the issue.

As local elections approach, the actions of these activists underscore the growing influence of environmental concerns in local politics. With cities increasingly at the forefront of climate initiatives, this event reflects a broader trend of citizens demanding accountability and action from their local leaders in the face of ongoing environmental challenges.