Klimapolitikken som lønner seg
Så dyrt er det faktisk ikke å kutte utslipp, Wara.
Politician Tor Mikkel Wara argues that Norway's climate policy is too costly, fearing high climate expenses. However, ZERO has calculated that reducing emissions by 70% by 2035 could cost just 1900 kroner per ton of CO2. This is based on known and affordable climate measures, such as electric vehicles and biogas in the transportation sector.
Wara criticizes the government for not discussing costs, yet he uses different figures when criticizing government measures. Despite this, it's clear that climate policy can be cost-effective when measured against the global damage caused by emissions.
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