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'Economic and financial instability': Study lays bare huge risks of delaying net zero goals

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Academic study argues delayed and disorderly transition to net zero would lead to 'increased inflation, higher interest rates, economic stagnation, and financial instability'
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Sweden not doing enough to meet net-zero targets: study

Stockholm (AFP) Mar 20, 2025 Sweden's government must take measures in its transport sector this year to lower greenhouse gas emissions and meet its 2030 targets, an agency responsible for evaluating climate policy said Thursday. Emissions increased by 6.4 percent in the third quarter of 2024 compared with the same period the previous year, according to the Swedish statistics office (SCB). The increase, which it cal

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'Economic and financial instability': Study lays bare huge risks of delaying net zero goals

Academic study argues delayed and disorderly transition to net zero would lead to 'increased inflation, higher interest rates, economic stagnation, and financial instability'

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