Commission Sounds Alarm on Climate Goals
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Nine European Union (EU) countries, including Lithuania, are at risk of failing to meet their 2030 emissions reduction targets, Brussels announced on Monday, as United Nations (UN) climate change talks began.
The EU Commission will ask Italy and 8 other EU countries to present a corrective action plan to accelerate emissions reduction to 2030 in transport, buildings, agriculture...
In Brussels 'they are not making sufficient progress'. Berlin (ANSA) is also a capital city.
Commission sounds alarm on climate goals
Transport, farming and buildings are decarbonising too slowly, and major member states may need to take corrective action, the European Commission said in a 9 November report. The warning comes amid reforms to the bloc’s Emissions Trading System, which some fear could push the EU’s climate agenda further off course.
The European Union has announced that nine of its members, including Germany, are at risk of failing to meet their emissions reduction targets for 2030.
As the UN climate summit convened, the European Commission announced on March 9th that nine EU member states, including Germany and Italy, would be unable to meet their 2030 emissions reduction targets at the current pace. AFP reported that the European Commission stated it would require these nine member states to "each submit an action plan to improve implementation and to accelerate the development of emissions reduction measures and investm…
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