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Middle East Reconstruction Poses a Carbon Shock as Shipping Bears the Climate Bill

Middle East Reconstruction Poses a Carbon Shock as Shipping Bears the Climate Bill

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Middle East Reconstruction Poses a Carbon Shock as Shipping Bears the Climate Bill

New academic research suggests reconstruction emissions from Gaza could rival weeks of global shipping emissions, raising questions about carbon accountability.

By Paul Morgan (Opinion) – The concrete and steel needed to rebuild Gaza, Lebanon and beyond will generate more CO? than the entire global shipping fleet produces in three weeks. Yet the nations responsible face no carbon liability whatsoever, while the ships that will deliver the cement and rebar to rebuild those ruins will be taxed, metered and penalised for every tonne they emit

The bombardment of Gaza, the systematic flattening of southern Lebanon and the relentless attrition of conflict across

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