Americas > COP29: Ecuadorian civil society cleaves on carbon markets after presidential veto

COP29: Ecuadorian civil society cleaves on carbon markets after presidential veto

Published 15:17 on November 20, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:24 on November 20, 2024  / /  Americas, Nature-based, South & Central, Voluntary

One month after Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa vetoed a bill that would have legalised carbon markets in the country for good, industry and activists are divided, while an energy crisis continues to divert officials’ attention.
One month after Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa vetoed a bill that would have legalised carbon markets in the country for good, industry and activists are divided, while an energy crisis continues to divert officials’ attention.


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