Brussels, 17/03/2015 (Agence Europe) - Not counting carbon emissions from burning biomass, as is the case in EU legislation, constitutes a major loophole in the European Emissions Trading System (ETS). According to a study published on Tuesday 17 March by three environment NGOs, this problem needs to be rectified.
The study was carried out by Transport & Environment (T&E) and the European Environment Bureau (EEB) and demonstrates that between 90 and 150 million tonnes of CO2 resulting from...