Asia Pacific > New ministry set-up raises questions over China’s ETS

New ministry set-up raises questions over China’s ETS

Published 11:44 on September 13, 2018  /  Last updated at 03:32 on September 14, 2018  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China this week finalised the structure of its new super ministry for the environment without a mention of the national emissions trading scheme and with the climate change division stripped of some of its responsibilities.
China this week finalised the structure of its new super ministry for the environment without a mention of the national emissions trading scheme and with the climate change division stripped of some of its responsibilities.


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