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“China is a long way from effective carbon pricing”

Michael Bloss, climate policy spokesman for the Greens in the European Parliament
The EU Parliament will vote on Wednesday on a carbon border adjustment system. This mechanism is intended to prevent environmentally harmful produced steel from being sold at dumping prices. Amelie Richter spoke with Green European politician Michael Bloss to find out why deliberately making imports from China more expensive can also be fair.

Mr. Bloss, why does the EU need carbon border adjustment?

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