Brief economic news of September 2, 2021
FHI, Federation of Technology Industries – September 2, 2021
- The RIVM reports 2821 positive corona tests on Thursday. That is 30 less than Wednesday.
- The province of North Holland is openly wondering whether the Tata Steel installations in IJmuiden can continue to exist. The reason is an alarming RIVM report on the impact of the emissions on children in particular, this is what RTL News writes.
- There is 'no urgent need' to give booster shots of the coronavirus vaccine to fully vaccinated people who do not belong to a risk group. That the EMA statesThe drug agency says all approved vaccines currently provide good protection against serious illness, hospitalization and death.
- BMW has announced ambitions to drastically reduce CO2 emissions. The carmaker wants to reduce emissions from new cars and their production by 40 percent in 2030 compared to 2019 emissions, as reported by the FDPreviously, the target was a 30 percent reduction.
- Pension Fund for the Hotel and Catering Industry will no longer invest in fossil fuel companies. It is the first Dutch fund that wants to completely exit oil, coal and gas.
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