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New Policy Brief on “The International Dimension of the EU ETS” just released
Nov 23, 2018

The FSR Climate team has just released a Policy brief on ”The International Dimension of the EU ETS”.
The policy brief has been produced within the framework of the LIFE SIDE project, a LIFE project supporting European policy makers with the design and implementation of the new EU ETS legislation.
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