EMEA > EU must tighten its climate spending reporting to avoid greenwashing, say lawmakers

EU must tighten its climate spending reporting to avoid greenwashing, say lawmakers

Published 21:34 on November 7, 2022  /  Last updated at 21:36 on November 7, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The EU must adopt a more stringent way of reporting its climate spending to ensure funding is targeting emissions cuts and to avoid ‘greenwashing’, several cross-party committees of the European Parliament said on Monday. 
The EU must adopt a more stringent way of reporting its climate spending to ensure funding is targeting emissions cuts and to avoid ‘greenwashing’, several cross-party committees of the European Parliament said on Monday. 


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