In her stirring speech to the European Parliament last week the
president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, presented
the European Green Deal. She confirmed the earlier announcements about
substantial upscaling of the EU climate targets for 2030 and 2050.
In a later press conference, she justified it as the "man-on-the-moon moment".
She underlined that we don't know yet all the answers on how to do it.
This month EU leaders have reached an agreement on achieving climate-neutrality by 2050 but with Poland opting-out of the target. For one member state, it is necessary to take more time to implement this objective.
What does this mean for Poland and the EU?
Read more at: Why Poland couldn't sign up to Green New Deal
In a later press conference, she justified it as the "man-on-the-moon moment".
She underlined that we don't know yet all the answers on how to do it.
This month EU leaders have reached an agreement on achieving climate-neutrality by 2050 but with Poland opting-out of the target. For one member state, it is necessary to take more time to implement this objective.
What does this mean for Poland and the EU?
Read more at: Why Poland couldn't sign up to Green New Deal
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