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The European Union is expanding its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) — a policy that could affect global supply chains, trade competitiveness, and carbon emissions accounting.

In this video:
• The expanded scope to 180 downstream products, including car parts, machinery, and appliances.
• The timeline: financial charges on basic materials start in 2026, while downstream products follow in 2028.
• Why the EU is targeting “circumvention” by companies exporting finished goods instead of raw materials.
• The global implications, from exporters in China, India, the US, Turkey, and Mexico to potential shifts in domestic carbon pricing worldwide.
Stay tuned for a clear, science-backed explanation of how carbon is becoming a trade metric.

Sources used in this video:
1. European Commission – Press release on CBAM expansion (Dec 17–18, 2025)
2. Euractiv – “EU targets circumvention in CBAM expansion”
3. Financial Times – “Carbon border taxes and global trade”
4. Climate Home News – CBAM downstream product coverage

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