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The EU’s green tariffs are aimed at the Asia/Pacific

21 August 2021

9:00 AM

21 August 2021

9:00 AM

The Financial Review headline restored reality to a week of ‘red alert’ IPCC report-induced catastrophic climate hyperbole: ‘Europe May Clean Up Its Climate at Asia-Pacific’s Expense’. It underlined the self-interest of the developed world, with its 30 per cent of total emissions, trying to bully the 70 per cent developing nations remainder (to whom over the years Europe has effectively ‘exported’ many of its most polluting industries) into conforming with its ‘emissions must be neutral by 2050’ mantra that is due to be sanctified (or even magnified?) at the UN’s Glasgow climate conference in November.

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