Woodburn avisa del riesgo de diluir el mercado de carbono: "Penalizará a las empresas pioneras"
La directora de la Oficina Europea del Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership (CISL) defiende la necesidad de mantener las reglas de uno de los grandes pilares de la industria sostenible europea y alerta frente a la amenaza de China. Leer
Ursula Woodburn, director of the European Office of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership, has warned that diluting the rules of the EU's carbon market could harm pioneering companies and reward the most polluting competitors. The sustainability expert argues that a stable and predictable price on carbon is essential to maintain European industry's competitive advantage.
She warns that if the rules of the European ETS (a carbon market) become less stringent, up to 90 billion euros in investments in the sustainable economy could be cut.
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