TV Nova | Despite the Green Deal, the Czech Republic still faces issues with excessive emissions
The Czech Republic ranks among countries with highest emissions, with industrial and domestic heating being the main source. From 2027 onwards, new measures will be implemented, affecting households and automobiles, as part of the European commitment to the Green Deal for Europe. One of these measures is, for example, the second version of emission permits. Research associate from the EUROPEUM Institute, Rebeka Hengalová, discussed this system on the main broadcast news on TV Nova.
Emission permits are a great system that enables us to somehow compel polluters to pay for their pollution.
You can listen to the entire commentary here from 0:36.
#Green Deal #Green Europe #emission permits
Rebeka Hengalová
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
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email: europeum@europeum.org
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