South Africa's Bold Move: Proposed Changes to Carbon Tax Could Enhance Offsets
In a significant pivot towards climate resilience, South Africa is currently proposing changes to its carbon tax regulations that aim to broaden the scope of carbon offsets. This initiative is part of an effort to foster greater environmental accountability among businesses while also facilitating progress towards the nation’s emission reduction goals. The suggested reforms are designed to encourage more companies to adopt carbon offset projects, which are critical for combating climate change.
Continue readingSpain's Climate Advocate Set to Take the Helm of Europe's Antitrust Authority
Spain’s Minister for Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, is poised to become the EU's top antitrust chief, marking a significant shift in leadership within the European Commission aimed at reinforcing competitive practices across Europe. Ribera, known for her strong commitment to climate action, finds herself transitioning from environmental initiatives to overseeing antitrust regulations, an area that will test her strategic skills in a new context.
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