European Union, Despite a Growing Backlash, Forges Ahead With Costly Green Initiatives and ‘Net-Zero’ Climate Goals
The new leader of the EU’s ‘Green Deal’ says they will not reduce their net-zero goals — no matter what the people say.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission, in a decision that will put into sharp relief the thinness of the EU’s democratic mandate, is sticking with its net-zero emissions goals despite a growing backlash across Europe — described by Reuters as a “greenlash” — as low-income communities and small businesses reel from the burdens of the bloc’s environmental policies.
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