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ETS report rejected: What happened and where do we go from here?

After weeks of negotiations, the EU Parliament was supposed to vote on its position on the reform of the European Emissions Trading Scheme yesterday. However, the report was rejected and referred back to the committee that will now have to find new compromises and more solid majorities.
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Lukas Scheid
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The Greens and Social Democrats had to take this step: In the final vote on the adoption of the parliamentary report on the reform of the European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), they voted against. Previously, amendments were adopted in two areas of the reform that were crucial for the two groups.

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