Today's climate policy in Europe places great demands on central decisions and coordination at EU level of the activities of the member states. Individual countries' policies are not said to solve today's global climate problems individually, but cooperation and coordination are required. This raises questions about the extent to which central decisions are justified and can be accepted, and what independence a member state should have. This oft…
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Today's climate policy in Europe places great demands on central decisions and coordination at EU level of the activities of the member states. Individual countries' policies are not said to solve today's global climate problems individually, but cooperation and coordination are required. This raises questions about the extent to which central decisions are justified and can be accepted, and what independence a member state should have. This oft…