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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2021

Latest EU Efforts On Climate Change Demonstrate Broader Risks To Business

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.
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Today, the EU released a plan to combat climate change through reducing emissions. Significantly, key elements of this plan include increasing the costs on businesses...

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Today, the EU released a plan to combat climate change through reducing emissions.  Significantly, key elements of this plan include increasing the costs on businesses whose activities contribute to climate change, even when those businesses operate outside the geographic confines of the European Union.  Although only businesses that directly interact with the EU will be subject to these regulations, the size and reach of the EU's economy suggest that these regulations will be far-reaching indeed.  

Climate change represents a global threat, and measures adopted by governments to address this issue may extend far beyond the typical geographic limits of regulation.  It is important for businesses to consider these regulatory implications during evaluation of investments and activities in the future. 

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