EMEA > EU Green Deal future seen as resilient despite threat from political volatility -experts

EU Green Deal future seen as resilient despite threat from political volatility -experts

Published 15:21 on June 21, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:23 on June 21, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Sustainability experts are optimistic that the European Green Deal agenda can continue on a net zero 2050 pathway, despite a recent wave of “climate fatigue” that has hit some parts of the bloc's political spectrum.
Sustainability experts are optimistic that the European Green Deal agenda can continue on a net zero 2050 pathway, despite a recent wave of “climate fatigue” that has hit some parts of the bloc's political spectrum.


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