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Brazil government urged to start an ETS, slowly

Published 21:51 on June 21, 2018  /  Last updated at 21:51 on June 21, 2018  /  Americas, REDD, South & Central  /  No Comments

Brazil’s government should introduce an emissions trading system starting with extensive free allocation and a $10/tonne price ceiling, according to an academic study commissioned by business groups.

Brazil’s government should introduce an emissions trading system starting with extensive free allocation and a $10/tonne price ceiling, according to an academic study commissioned by business groups.

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