EU leaders attempt for carbon neutrality by 2050

Meeting at a climate summit in Brussels, European leaders are attempting to set a course for carbon neutrality by 2050. However, coal dependent countries Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic are refusing to sign up. Considered a test of their credibility to work against climate change, the agreement will be crucial for the EU.

EU leaders attempt for carbon neutrality by 2050

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