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Taiwan's EPA takes solid measures against greenwashing

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Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) cautioned local businesses against "greenwashing," which falsely present businesses as environmentally friendly while neglecting negative effects such as greenhouse gas emissions.

The EPA is urging businesses to monitor their emissions through accurate inventory and build a system for third-party monitoring. Such measures have gained significance with the enactment of the Climate Change Response Act on Feb. 15.

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