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Euroviews. Businesses are right to worry about the EU's new climate tax mechanism
With CBAM now preliminarily in force, a careful look at the adverse economic effects already at play reveals businesses do have a need to fear, while its methodology is in need of re-evaluation, Sean Bray writes.
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Apple Watch: Can a device truly be ‘carbon neutral’?
While Apple's actions are positive, they do not solve the problem of e-waste, experts say.
Euroviews. This is what is missing from the EU's 2040 climate policy goals
These are measures that the European Union must immediately put in place in order to build a sustainable society for 2040 – and put a stop to harmful emissions, MEP Emma Wiesner writes.
Sow your fields with ‘biochar’ for climate benefits, farmers told
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Euroviews. We should debunk the most common myths about carbon removal
Measuring and reducing emissions should always be the starting point of a net zero plan, but reduction is no longer sufficient on its own, Bojana Bajzelj writes.
Euroviews. Without permanent carbon removal, there's no genuine offsets ecosystem
In recent decades, disruptive startups have turned many industries upside down by reinventing established ways of working. We are confident in their potential, Ruben Brands and Ben Brandt write.
Euroviews. If done right, carbon offsets could be vital to climate change
The recent critiques of nature-based carbon offsetting provide us with an excellent opportunity for a sober reality check on what’s happening in the market, Steven Lutz writes.
Euroviews. Planting trees could offset emissions of up to 15 million Europeans
Planting new forests on 14 million hectares of available land across the continent could balance out the emissions of millions of Europeans every year, Kristjan Lepik and Lisett Luik write.