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The new rules will apply to domestic producers and importers
EU ambassadors will continue negotiations to reach an agreement in June
Achieving the bloc's climate ambitions will lead to high costs for the adaptation of factories, in particular for ammonia production
CBAM will have far-reaching impacts on global trade and the broader energy transition
Such mining can destroy the habitat of hundreds of species, including those unknown to science
Emissions from burning coal and oil increased in 2022
The parties did not disclose how the planned auctions will be financed
In Germany, wind and solar generation are expected to provide 76% of total energy by 2030
Industrial development will require significant human resources, including the involvement of women
The ban provides for frequent and comfortable railway routes
EUROFER will regularly update the project map, taking into account current developments
Korea and the EU have agreed to promote climate action in the international arena, including as major donors of funding