Former Climate Minister Criticizes Danish Government's Expensive Climate Goals

A former Danish climate minister and current finance spokesperson for the Moderates criticized the government's new climate goals, which a think tank estimates will cost five billion kroner annually without impacting the EU's overall CO₂ emissions.

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berlingskeDanish68d ago

Tidligere klimaminister om regeringens dyre klimamål: Kritik »er lige så gammel, som vellagret portvin«

Ifølge CEPOS vil regeringens nye klimamål koste fem milliarder kroner om året, uden at det påvirker EUs samlede CO₂-udledning. Det første er tilsigtet. Det andet er forkert, mener tidligere klimaminister og nuværende finansordfører for Moderaterne, Lars Aagaard.

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Former Climate Minister Criticizes Danish Government's Expensive Climate Goals

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Tidligere klimaminister om regeringens dyre klimamål: Kritik »er lige så gammel, som vellagret portvin«

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