Asia Pacific > Countries should consider pausing global carbon market talks -NZ minister

Countries should consider pausing global carbon market talks -NZ minister

Published 02:36 on December 18, 2019  /  Last updated at 23:12 on December 18, 2019  / /  Asia Pacific, Climate Talks, International, New Zealand, Paris Article 6

Disputes over the rules for the markets chapter of the Paris Agreement may not be reconcilable and countries should consider pressing pause on these talks for a few years, New Zealand’s climate minister James Shaw said Wednesday.
Disputes over the rules for the markets chapter of the Paris Agreement may not be reconcilable and countries should consider pressing pause on these talks for a few years, New Zealand’s climate minister James Shaw said Wednesday.


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