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Carbon market diversity and reasons to connect

In: Effective Global Carbon Markets

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The carbon market as it stands now is looked at in detail, reflecting the diversity of schemes and carbon pricing arrangements. This diversity is considered in terms of the direction the carbon market might take going forward, in the context of the Paris Agreement. Consideration is given to the rationale, risks and need for diverse schemes and pricing mechanisms to connect to form larger, more effective mitigation mechanisms. The two methods for connecting, linking and networking, are introduced.

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  • ., 2020. "Carbon market diversity and reasons to connect," Chapters, in: Effective Global Carbon Markets, chapter 5, pages 69-87, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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