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EU proposes mandatory carbon border tax on imports from high-emission states

The measure, which would apply to steel, cement, and fertiliser imports, has drawn immediate criticism from trading partners who call it a form of protectionism.

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Klaus ReimerEurope reporter
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The measure, which would apply to steel, cement, and fertiliser imports, has drawn immediate criticism from trading partners who call it a form of protectionism.

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