*[Enwl-eng] A garden not without carbon

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A garden not without carbon

The announcement of the European Commission on the preparation of a “borderline carbon corrective mechanism” triggered a heated discussion of the Russian law on the internal carbon regulation. If the European Union adopts new carbon regulations, Russia has a lot to lose: 42% of all Russian exports go to European countries. If domestic producers do not begin to reduce their carbon footprint in the near future, products and raw materials will become uncompetitive. In their suggestions, representatives of the Russian Social and Ecological Union have repeatedly emphasized the need to adopt legislation regulating emissions. 

 

 Read the full article in English on the RSEU website: http://rusecounion.ru/eng/carbonlaw  

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RSEU Climate Secretariat
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From: RSEU Climate Secretariat

Sent: Monday, September 28, 2020 9:15 PM

Subject: A garden not without carbon

 

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