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Date of Publication: March 31
Year of Publication: 2022
Publication City: Tallin, Estonia
Publisher: SEI Tallin
Author(s): Anette Parksepp
The war in Ukraine has very direct impacts on the local environment, some of which can never be repaired. It also has significant far-reaching consequences for the world‘s climate policies.
The current energy and economic crises can be used as excuses for European countries to go back to local fossil fuels, but they can also be used as accelerators for the EU‘s green transition, said SEI Tallinn Environmental Management Programme Director and Senior Expert Harri Moora in an interview by Joanna Laast first published in the Estonian daily Eesti Päevaleht (in Estonian) on 15 March 2022.
Read the full interview here (in English).
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