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March 12, 2024

Put ‘polluter pays’ principle at the heart of environmental regulation, says Aldersgate

Traffic on a road in Berlin
Diesel cars produce lower CO2 emissions than petrol cars, but also release higher levels of nitrous oxides and particulate matter into the atmosphere, according to Aldersgate’s report (Photo: Felipe Trueba/EPA-EFE)

A report from UK non-profit Aldersgate sets out four principles for good environmental regulation

Environmental regulation should place an emphasis on polluters paying for the damage they cause to the planet, says a report by UK non-profit Aldersgate Group, which lays out four principles it believes can help create sound environmental rules.

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