Asia Pacific > South Korea mum on net zero emissions, carbon tax in Green New Deal

South Korea mum on net zero emissions, carbon tax in Green New Deal

Published 12:38 on July 14, 2020  /  Last updated at 22:21 on September 15, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, Carbon Taxes, South Korea

South Korea on Tuesday on Tuesday outlined the basics of its $60 billion Green New Deal, but the plan said nothing about a net zero emissions target or a carbon tax, both of which the ruling party had flagged ahead of the April parliamentary elections.
South Korea on Tuesday on Tuesday outlined the basics of its $60 billion Green New Deal, but the plan said nothing about a net zero emissions target or a carbon tax, both of which the ruling party had flagged ahead of the April parliamentary elections.


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