Carbon border tax not yet needed, says Dimas

By Peter Koh ( December 11, 2009, 15:39 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission does not believe that a carbon border tax is necessary at present, but will reassess the situation in the light of the outcome of the Copenhagen negotiations, according to environment commissioner Stavros Dimas.The European Commission does not believe that a carbon border tax is necessary at present, but will reassess the situation in the light of the outcome of the Copenhagen negotiations, according to environment commissioner Stavros Dimas....

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