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US PRESIDENT BIDEN’S ELECTION MANIFESTO PUTS CARBON INTENSIVE KOREAN INDUSTRIES IN SPOT OF TROUBLE

Published On 08 Nov 2020 07:28 AM

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Now that the eternal wait for US Presidency has come to a close with Joe Biden’s win, Korea's carbon-infested industries are under lot of pressure to become more eco-friendly, as the Democrat is expected to open up with a slew of strong environmental policies influenced by carbon adjustment fees.
The steel and petrochemical industries here are already facing reprimands to cut their emissions, after the ....

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