Ministers and blue chips unite in call to save EU carbon market

Jessica Shankleman
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UK Energy Secretary joins 11 other environment ministers and major businesses in calling for backloading proposals to be approved

The UK has again joined with 11 other countries and businesses across Europe to call on the European Union to urgently approve a temporary fix to its Emissions Trading System (ETS) that could force up...

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