On DN Debatt Anna-Karin Hatt writes that the government's climate policy has made Sweden, after 15 years of reductions, once again increase its climate emissions last year.
We want to highlight that increased climate emissions become a problem for the climate but it also costs in real money, says Anna-Karin Hatt in an interview with SVT in the morning.
Furthermore, she says that the costs for Sweden's missed climate targets risk amounting to 100 billion kronor. The costs come from Sweden's need to buy more emission rights.
Now we want to get to the bottom of what the real cost of this climate failure that the government's current climate policy leads to is.
