Countries Issue Joint Antalya Statement at COP31 on Policy Implementation to Grow International Carbon Credit Markets
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Twelve countries boost carbon credits at COP31 a $21 billion market requires controls against greenwashing and empty promises.
The COP31 in Antalya lacks the leaders of China, India, the United States and most of the G7. The focus is on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement: the first exchanges of CO2 credits between countries advance, while the European Union remains cautious about their use The article COP31, the only serious thing concerns CO2 credits comes from Digital Agenda.
Environment Writing.- A dozen countries have signed the Antalya Declaration on Thursday to boost international carbon credit markets and mobilize private financing for climate action, through public policies that favor business demand for these instruments. The document, promoted by the Coalition for the Growth of [...] Entry Twelve countries support at COP31 to boost international carbon markets was first published in EFE Green.
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