Liability for CO2 discharge

Quelle: https://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/transport/intro

Liability or responsibility for the release, discharge, or emission of CO2 during a transport, handling, or operational process; includes legal and contractual obligations to prevent, report, and compensate CO2 emissions and the liability consequences for environmental damage, disputes, or contractual breaches related to CO2 emissions.

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