The European Union will implement a carbon border tax (CBAM) on imports of heavy goods starting January 1, aiming to protect EU manufacturers. While intended to ensure fair competition, it may lead to trade disputes with non-EU countries, including the US, which has pressured the EU to withdraw the law. Critics argue that CBAM could raise costs for European industries and complicate emissions reporting. The EU plans to use CBAM revenues to support affected industries, with an expected €1.5 billion raised by 2028. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)