Africa > PREVIEW: US election marks critical juncture for the future of domestic, international climate policy

PREVIEW: US election marks critical juncture for the future of domestic, international climate policy

Published 19:34 on October 30, 2020  /  Last updated at 21:02 on November 2, 2020  / Matthew Lithgow /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, Aviation/CORSIA, Canada, Carbon Taxes, Climate Talks, EMEA, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Other APAC, Paris Article 6, RINs & LCFS, South & Central, US

Tuesday’s US election is primed to have a significant impact on future national and global climate mitigation efforts, with former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump offering starkly different views on environmental policy and clean energy.
Tuesday’s US election is primed to have a significant impact on future national and global climate mitigation efforts, with former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump offering starkly different views on environmental policy and clean energy.


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