Carbon Taxes > New Israeli environment minister eyes carbon pricing, but prospects look dim

New Israeli environment minister eyes carbon pricing, but prospects look dim

Published 17:02 on June 16, 2021  /  Last updated at 22:59 on June 16, 2021  /  Carbon Taxes, EMEA, International, Middle East

Israel’s new environment minister has pledged to try to advance legislation that would put a price on the country’s carbon emissions, but observers are not giving her efforts favourable odds of succeeding.
Israel’s new environment minister has pledged to try to advance legislation that would put a price on the country’s carbon emissions, but observers are not giving her efforts favourable odds of succeeding.


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