Spain asked the European Union to transform climate resilience into a binding and EU-funded policy. The country considers it necessary to establish stricter rules to face climate challenges.
Brussels is the main recipient of this request, being the institution responsible for defining EU policies. Spain wants climate resilience measures to no longer be merely recommendations and to become mandatory.
To finance this transformation, Madrid admits the creation of new European taxes. Among the options considered are taxes on oil and gas profits, which could generate significant revenue for the Community budget.
