EU 90% climate goal for 2040 welcomed amid backsliding concerns
NGOs and businesses have welcomed the 2040 climate plan, but a right-wing majority in the next EU parliament could stop it from becoming law.
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NGOs and businesses have welcomed the 2040 climate plan, but a right-wing majority in the next EU parliament could stop it from becoming law.
The European Commission released recommendations for slashing the EU’s greenhouse gas emissions and a strategy for capturing carbon dioxide.
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