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ETS alone won’t decarbonise NZ: businesses representing 40% of country’s GDP

Wednesday 22 May 24 11:00am

The Sustainable Business Council and Climate Leaders Coalition say that depending on the ETS alone to reach net zero will cause significant harm to the economy.

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