US EditionWhat Donald Trump's dramatic US trade war means for global climate action
- President Trump initiated a broad trade war by imposing tariffs on imports to the United States.
- Trump aims to revive US manufacturing and counteract decades of outsourcing with these tariffs.
- The tariffs include a minimum 10% on all exports, 34% on Chinese imports, and 20% on EU products.
- Prime Minister Albanese stated Australia would not follow suit, calling the move a “race to the bottom”.
- Analysts fear a global slowdown, dampened renewable investment, and increased costs for businesses and consumers.
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