EU Climate Law deal could face delay over budget brouhaha -analysts

Published 16:46 on November 17, 2020  /  Last updated at 20:49 on November 17, 2020  /  EMEA, EU ETS

An agreement between EU member states on a tougher 2030 climate target could be delayed until next year if governments are not able to iron out their differences on the bloc’s long-term budget, analysts said Tuesday.
An agreement between EU member states on a tougher 2030 climate target could be delayed until next year if governments are not able to iron out their differences on the bloc’s long-term budget, analysts said Tuesday.


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