Ensuring That Covid-19 Recovery Policies Support The Transformation To A Climate Neutral Society
Governments worldwide have pledged trillions of dollars for economic recovery from the crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Without a targeted approach, these recovery programs can lead to a lock-in of high-carbon technologies. This would block the transformation toward climate neutrality that is necessary to prevent a climate crisis. The Group of 20 (G20) should implement the following policy measures: Remove fossil fuel subsidies within three years. Target tax rebates and subsidy programs on labor-intensive, low emissions technology. Introduce policies to promote the continuation of behavioral changes acquired during the pandemic regarding online communication, meeting, and teaching tools. Regulate tourism providers to achieve zero emissions. Establish the infrastructure for low-carbon land transport and energy supply.
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