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International trade linked to 20% of global emissions – but imports ignored

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🌍✨ International trade linked to 20% of global emissions – but imports ignored

🌟 Why this is awesome: Researchers say governments should discuss how to tackle emissions linked to globally traded goods and services, especially in large importing countries The post International trade linked to 20% of global emissions – but imports ignored appeared first on C…

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Source: Climate Home News

Topics: climate environment international trade linked to 20 of global emissions but imp · Summary: Researchers say governments should discuss how to tackle emissions linked to globally traded goods and services, especially in large importing countries Th

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