Why not count emissions for exported produce where it is consumed?

The programme of government commitment to review greenhouse gas emissions on a consumption basis could be a game-changer, writes Stephen Cadogan

Should emissions be counted and any carbon tax paid for Irish foods in the country where they are consumed, as is the case for imported fuel in Ireland? The new government here has committed to review greenhouse gas emissions on a consumption basis.

The programme of government commitment to review greenhouse gas emissions on a consumption basis could be a game-changer.