EMEA > INTERVIEW: Meet the Pirate lawmaker fighting for the world’s first carbon removal Bill of Rights

INTERVIEW: Meet the Pirate lawmaker fighting for the world’s first carbon removal Bill of Rights

Published 11:38 on April 12, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:38 on April 12, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, International, Voluntary

A lawmaker from the libertarian Pirate Party in tiny Luxembourg is fighting to have a groundbreaking regulation approved that would be the first in the world to provide an incentive scheme for carbon removal (CDR) technologies. 
A lawmaker from the libertarian Pirate Party in tiny Luxembourg is fighting to have a groundbreaking regulation approved that would be the first in the world to provide an incentive scheme for carbon removal (CDR) technologies. 


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