Finally! A Global Carbon Market!

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14 min listen
Juana Hernandez, Michael Disabato
October 25, 2024
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Well, not yet. But on October 11, a UN expert group reached a compromise on key elements of a global carbon trading system. If it passes (we go into this, don’t worry), it will resolve nearly a decade of talks on a what is seen as a fundamental tool for the Paris Agreement to be achieved. Im this episode we discuss why this agreement is so important, and what it will do to the already up and running carbon markets.
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Michael Disabato
Michael Disabato
Vice President, MSCI Research
Juana Hernandez
Juana Hernandez
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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