Climate Change May Bring New Era of Trade Wars, as E.U. and U.S. Spar - The New York Times

Countries are pursuing new solutions to try to mitigate climate change. More trade fights are likely to come hand in hand.

Advertisement Continue reading the main story WASHINGTON — Efforts to mitigate climate change are prompting countries across the world to embrace dramatically different policies toward industry and trade, bringing governments into conflict. These new clashes over climate policy are straining international alliances and the global trading system, hinting at a future in which policies aimed at staving off environmental catastrophe could also result in more frequent cross-border trade wars. In recent months, the United States and Europe have proposed or introduced subsidies , tariffs and other po

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