My Take | The three largest economies can save the world from climate change
- The EU, US and China share the same goal on global decarbonisation, so they should work together even if they fight over everything else

The West and China may be at loggerheads, but unless they plan on launching a full-fledged cold war or, God forbid, a hot war, they will have to find common ground and make nice at some point. The most obvious place to start, it seems, is global decarbonisation or tackling climate change.
The Biden White House has not specified a firm deadline, but it is committed to investing in green projects and tightening regulations on decarbonisation. US companies will bear the cost of carbon pollution. Foreign importers will be subject to “carbon border adjustments” (CBAs), essentially a tariff on imported goods based on the amount of greenhouse gases emitted during their production.
Remember CBAs, a key term in what may be the most workable globally coordinated scheme to slow down or halt climate change. If the three largest economies agree to work together, there is an excellent chance of compelling others to follow. How?
