India's prosperity must not become hostage to European climate agenda

So-called border tax adjustments are really just a new generation of tariffs

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Black smoke emitted from a coal-fired power plant in Jharkhand: the growth in Indian emissions is likely to offset any gains made in Europe. © LightRocket/Getty Images

Nick Butler is a visiting professor at King's College London and a former senior executive at energy company BP.

As part of its agenda for reducing the risks of climate change, the European Union is developing plans for what are euphemistically called border tax adjustments, but which are really just a new generation of tariffs.

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