Many capitals, experts and politicians see Poland as the 'enfant terrible' of climate negotiations.
The only EU capital that does not agree to the goal of going climate-neutral by 2050. Everybody asks why? But the answer is darn simple. Money and time.
The achievement of net climate-neutrality by 2050 is the primary long-term goal of the European Union. In practice, it means that it is necessary to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to the amount absorbed by forests across the EU.
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Already a member? Login herePiotr Arak is the head of the Polish Economic Institute, a public think tank in Warsaw.
Piotr Arak is the head of the Polish Economic Institute, a public think tank in Warsaw.