EMEA > INTERVIEW: ‘Don’t fix what ain’t broke’ on EU climate policy, French lawmaker warns Brussels

INTERVIEW: ‘Don’t fix what ain’t broke’ on EU climate policy, French lawmaker warns Brussels

Published 15:03 on November 29, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:03 on November 29, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The incoming European Commission should refrain from re-opening existing climate legislation in the next five years, a French Member of the European Parliament told Carbon Pulse in an interview, warning this risks sowing political chaos and uncertainty.
The incoming European Commission should refrain from re-opening existing climate legislation in the next five years, a French Member of the European Parliament told Carbon Pulse in an interview, warning this risks sowing political chaos and uncertainty.


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