The Liberal Party is facing significant internal conflict over its climate policy, particularly regarding the net zero emissions target. Following pressure from Nationals leader David Littleproud, Sussan Ley's leadership team appears poised to abandon the commitment made under previous leadership. This decision has incited anger among moderate Liberals, who worry that it will further alienate urban voters and damage the party's reputation. As the party prepares for crucial meetings to formalize its stance, there is a growing concern that the Coalition's alignment with the Nationals could lead to a more conservative approach to climate action, potentially jeopardizing the party's future electoral success. The moderates are advocating for some level of commitment to emissions reduction, fearing that a complete withdrawal from net zero could be politically disastrous.