Greenpeace: Romanian authorities have to work after EP vote on Climate Law

Thursday, October 15, 2020

Romania will have to fundamentally change its strategies regarding the energy sector, transportation and other domains that influence its carbon footprint, after the European Parliament voted, on October 7, the Climate Law, which can transform Europe into the first continent that is neutral from an emissions standpoint, Greenpeace representatives say, in a release sent on last Thursday.In this context, environment activists claim that, if the efficient plans to ...

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