Kristin Halvorsen steps down from Cicero, citing Norway's slow climate progress and oil dependence

dagbladet.no (Swedish)

Kristin Halvorsen is stepping down as director of climate research center Cicero after nearly twelve years. She believes Norway lacks a comprehensive plan for achieving its near-zero emission goals by 2050. Halvorsen notes that climate action is progressing too slowly globally. She criticizes former US President Donald Trump's stance on climate change and highlights China's leadership in renewable energy development. She expresses concern that Norway's continued focus on oil and gas hinders its ability to develop future-oriented industries and reduce emissions effectively.


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