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Climate Crunch Questions

Detsch, Claudia

Climate Crunch Questions

How social barriers can be overcome and sceptical milieus brought on board in the social-ecological transformation ; Comparative country report
Brussels, 2024

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Des Klimas Gretchenfragen

Detsch, Claudia

Des Klimas Gretchenfragen

Wie sich beim sozial-ökologischen Umbau gesellschaftliche Barrieren überwinden und skeptische Milieus an Bord holen lassen ; Internationaler Vergleich
Brussels, 2024

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Shaping the social-ecological transformation: How social barriers can be overcome and how resonance potentials can be utilised

Schleer, Christoph; Wisniewski, Naima; Reusswig, Fritz A.

Shaping the social-ecological transformation: How social barriers can be overcome and how resonance potentials can be utilised

Final report, Heidelberg and Potsdam, 11 March 2024 ; On behalf of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Brussels, 2024

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Sozialökologische Transformation gestalten: Wie gesellschaftliche Barrieren überwunden und Resonanzpotenziale genutzt werden können

Schleer, Christoph; Wisniewski, Naima; Reusswig, Fritz A.

Sozialökologische Transformation gestalten: Wie gesellschaftliche Barrieren überwunden und Resonanzpotenziale genutzt werden können

Abschlussbericht, Heidelberg und Potsdam, 11.03.2024 ; Im Auftrag der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Brussels, 2024

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Briefings

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31.01.2024

CBAM – a game changer for global carbon reduction policies?

Does the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism CBAM make countries around the world adopt more climate friendly policies? Or is it only protecting European industries from global competition? What policy changes can be observed with major trading partners of the EU?

CBAM will enter into effect in 2026, requiring importers of carbon-intensive products into the EU to pay a carbon price to level up with the EU emission trading system. This is intended to avoid carbon leakage and keep European industries competitive. CBAM should thus also incentivise third countries to adopt more climate friendly policies.

The briefing covers a series of third countries, from the US, China and India, to Russia, Ukraine, the Western Balkan countries, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Canada, South Korea, Australia, Japan, and some Latin American countries. How is their export structure towards the EU impacted by CBAM, what strategies do these countries adopt?

About the author: Julian Parodi is a former research associate at FES Just Climate and now working with EPICO KlimaInnovation.

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