Rukia Ahmed Abdi
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The European Union has agreed to add shipping to its carbon market for the first time, forcing vessels to pay for their planet-heating emissions and increasing pressure on the maritime sector to invest in greener technologies. The shipping sector has so far escaped the EU carbon market, which requires factories and power plants to buy permits when they emit carbon dioxide, providing a financial incentive to emit less. Read more https://www.reuters.com/business/cop/eu-strikes-deal-make-ships-pay-their-carbon-emissions-2022-11-30/
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A great step towards achieving Zero Carbon emission.
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According the maritime sector the necessary facilitation to go green would have more reaching effect than the hefty penalties but sadly it's the least that can be done to save the dire situation at the moment.
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Nice decision... Emitters have to pay
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The funds collected should be use in de-carbonization projects.
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Let that money be used to make the environment better
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EU has made good progress in reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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This decision demonstrates the EU's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and sets an example for other countries to follow.
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This will encourage companies to adopt greener technologies to lower their carbon footprints.
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Fineprint 40% in 24, 70% in 25 and 100% of maritim transport within the EU and only 50% of transport that is linked to the EU.
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Important step. I am impressed.
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This is an amazing strategy to reduce carbon footprint.
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@joseph_githinji True
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@joseph_githinji its really amazing