Climate Talks > Denmark joins call to impose ‘solidarity levies’ on biggest polluting sectors

Denmark joins call to impose ‘solidarity levies’ on biggest polluting sectors

Published 16:26 on October 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:26 on October 9, 2024  / /  Climate Talks, EMEA, International

Denmark has thrown its weight behind calls for 'solidarity levies' to be imposed on sectors like shipping, aviation, and fossil fuel extraction, one month ahead of a UN climate summit that will be focused on agreeing a new global climate finance goal.
Denmark has thrown its weight behind calls for 'solidarity levies' to be imposed on sectors like shipping, aviation, and fossil fuel extraction, one month ahead of a UN climate summit that will be focused on agreeing a new global climate finance goal.


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