carbon pricing
Carbon pricing refers to the implementation of market-based policies that place a cost on carbon emissions, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by making it economically unfavorable to release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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Related Concepts (33)
- border carbon adjustments (bca)
- calculating the social cost of carbon
- cap-and-trade system
- carbon accounting
- carbon budgeting
- carbon capture and storage
- carbon credits
- carbon emissions
- carbon leakage
- carbon market
- carbon neutrality
- carbon offsetting
- carbon pricing and economic competitiveness
- carbon pricing mechanisms
- carbon sequestration
- carbon tax
- climate finance
- climate policy
- decarbonization
- dynamic carbon pricing
- emissions trading
- emissions trading and cap-and-trade systems
- environmental integrity of carbon pricing mechanisms
- greenhouse gas pricing
- international carbon markets
- international carbon pricing agreements
- international cooperation and collaboration for emission reduction
- nationally determined contributions (ndcs)
- optimal carbon price levels
- paris agreement
- revenue recycling from carbon pricing
- voluntary carbon offsetting
- voluntary carbon pricing initiatives
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