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A 5% Loophole That Speaks Louder Than Speeches

EU governments approved a softer climate approach, allowing 5% of national emissions cuts to be met with carbon credits before COP30.

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Febri Kurniawan

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 A 5% Loophole That Speaks Louder Than Speeches

Sometimes the most important signal is not a “no” — it’s a “yes, but.”

Ahead of COP30 in Belem next year, European governments have agreed to weaker climate targets than initially envisioned — and they did it not by rejecting the idea of emissions cuts, but by allowing themselves to meet up to 5% of national reduction obligations by buying carbon credits.

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