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WTO Inches Closer To Agreement on Harmful Fishing Subsidies

WTO Inches Closer To Agreement on Harmful Fishing Subsidies
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How to strengthen China s ecological redlines?

How to strengthen China s ecological redlines?
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roundtable Archives - China Dialogue

roundtable Archives - China Dialogue
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WTO inches closer to agreement on harmful fishing subsidies

WTO inches closer to agreement on harmful fishing subsidies
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Europa quiere sólo autos eléctricos… aunque el mugrero del litio lo paguen otros

Ciudad de México, 25 de julio (OpenDemocracy).- La UE necesita descarbonizar su sector del transporte, que produce aproximadamente una cuarta parte de sus emisiones de CO2, para cumplir su objetivo de neutralidad climática en 2050. Para ello, quiere poner 30 millones de vehículos eléctricos en sus carreteras para 2030. Pero eso requiere mucho litio, un componente clave en las baterías. En un plan estratégico sobre materias primas críticas publicado el pasado mes de septiembre, la Comisión Europea (brazo ejecutivo de la UE) preveía que Europa necesitaría ya 18 veces más litio en 2030 en comparación con el suministro actual de la UE para satisfacer su demanda de baterías para vehículos eléctricos.

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