Carbon Taxes > Carbon tax constraints reduce likelihood of limiting global warming to below 1.6C -study

Carbon tax constraints reduce likelihood of limiting global warming to below 1.6C -study

Published 12:41 on August 21, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:41 on August 21, 2024  / /  Carbon Taxes, International

Feasibility constraints that prevent some governments from implementing climate policies, such as a carbon tax, significantly reduce the likelihood of limiting global warming to below 1.6C, according to a study that found keeping to 1.5C no longer possible.
Feasibility constraints that prevent some governments from implementing climate policies, such as a carbon tax, significantly reduce the likelihood of limiting global warming to below 1.6C, according to a study that found keeping to 1.5C no longer possible.


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