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12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

12 EU Nations on Track to Miss 2030 Climate Targets, Costing Billions in Carbon Credits A recent study by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed that 12 European Union (EU) countries are significantly off course in meeting their 2030 national climate targets, posing a substantial financial burden in the form of carbon credit purchases. Germany and Italy are identified as the worst performers, with both nations facing billions in penalties, while France teeters on the edge of compliance.

Several of Europe’s most powerful countries implored Brussels to set “an ambitious climate target for 2040” — adding crucial pressure ahead of an upcoming plan. The plea, detailed in a letter obtained by POLITICO, breaks the dam on the silence that has so far prevailed among EU capitals as the European Commission prepared its 2040 climate roadmap, which is expected to include support for deep carbon emission cuts. “The need for ambitious global climate action has never been more evident,” reads the letter, which has support from 11 countries, including the EU’s two largest economies, Germany and France, as well as other large or wealthy countries like the Netherlands and Spain. https://lnkd.in/epH4XBi2 #euclimatepact #climatetargets

Tackling the climate crisis and addressing its impacts has to be a key priority in the next EU Parliament. For the current Parliament, it has not been. Check out this new EU Parliament Scoreboard to see who are 🛡️Protectors, 🐌Procrastinators and 🦖Prehistoric Thinkers. #votefutureE https://bit.ly/44fRhQd

This #GeneralElection we should all be voting on climate issues – here is your QUICK GUIDE 🔥 Sustainability and climate policy should be at the heart of the next government's manifestos, but which parties are promising real change, and which are afraid to make real commitments? Looking for the detail? We’ve done the research for you! ✅ 📋 Every single climate-related pledge from some of the UK's most talked about parties (395+ pages) 📚 Sorted by policy area (transport, energy, housing, foreign policy) 📍 All together in a blog post for you Read the full piece published on our blog last week: https://lnkd.in/esyrtQWY #GE2024 #ClimateChange #ClimateElection #VoteForNature Marcus Hemsley Phil McSweeney Pamela Wolf Sutin Yang Abrar Rauf

A powerful letter on the upcoming EU 2040 climate target, signed by 36 academics and scientists, 29 NGOs/business associations, 23 companies and nine research organisations. It shows a broad consensus advocating for three separate targets for 2040: 1) emission reductions 2) land-based carbon sequestration 3) permanent carbon removal We'll see how the European Commission suggests dividing the targets on 6 February when their proposal is scheduled to be published. Read the letter: https://lnkd.in/g32V2HKm