Danish government's climate policy flunked again despite "considerable progress"
The Danish government's climate response has not yet demonstrated how the 70-percent target will be reached in 2030, according to progress report by the Danish Council on Climate Change revealing a need for vast amounts of green power.
BY FREJA CELINE ERIKSEN, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD & DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
With the current direction of Denmark's climate policy, there will be a dire lack of renewable energy needed to reach the target of a 70-percent reduction of emissions by 2030.
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