Canary Islands parliament seeks EU ETS exemption for air, sea links until 2035
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The Canary Islands parliament on Wednesday backed a proposal calling for special treatment under the EU ETS for the archipelago’s essential air and maritime connections until 2035, warning carbon costs could disproportionately affect residents and businesses.
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