New Zealand is likely to avoid the restrictions on use of foreign offsets to meet its domestic carbon budgets in its latest revised Zero Carbon Bill by setting targets that are less ambitious than its international commitments, policy experts said Tuesday, though ETS linking might prove difficult.
New Zealand likely to skirt limitations on international credits, experts say
New Zealand is likely to avoid the restrictions on use of foreign offsets to meet its domestic carbon budgets in its latest revised Zero Carbon Bill by setting targets that are less ambitious than its international commitments, policy experts said Tuesday, though ETS linking might prove difficult.
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