Global Briefing: Australia and EU flex muscles over carbon border tariff proposals

BusinessGreen staff
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From G7 rows to giant South Korean wind farms, BusinessGreen rounds up all the news from around the world this week

Row brewing over Boris Johnson's G7 plans to promote carbon border tariffs The Australian government has signalled it will oppose proposals for a new international agreement in support of carbon border...

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