Climate crisis: EU's carbon border levy 'going to happen', despite threat of challenges

Even before the European Commission published its long-trailed carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) proposal in July, overseas opposition to the plan was brewing and exporters were nervous. The proposal – which still needs to progress through the European policymaking machine before implementation – was met with the expected outcries from Russia and China, and with nerves in Australia.

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