The Government Is Asking for 26 Billion for Climate Quotas
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The government is asking in the state budget for more money to buy climate quotas abroad. The amount is a whopping NOK 26 billion, an increase of NOK 11 billion from last year's budget. For a given amount, the emission reductions will then be greater.
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Liberal Party leader Guri Melby accuses the Labor Party of moving in the direction of the Progress Party's climate policy. She is reacting to the government's decision to have the authority to enter into agreements on climate quotas abroad for up to 26.1 billion kroner in 2027. Melby points out that the authority was 1.2 billion kroner a year until 2023, before it was increased […] The post Climate dispute over 26 billion kroner: Labor rejects t…
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