Read More     [[{“value”:”A study – by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) – suggests that pricing greenhouse gas-intensive foods could help meet climate targets for agriculture while generating over 8.2 billion Euros annually. If these funds were redistributed to households through a lump-sum compensation scheme, it would ease the financial burden on households, especially those
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