environmental integrity of carbon pricing mechanisms
The concept of "environmental integrity of carbon pricing mechanisms" refers to the effectiveness and credibility of policies or systems aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by putting a price on carbon. It highlights the extent to which these mechanisms maintain high standards in terms of their ability to accurately measure, monitor, and enforce the reduction of carbon emissions, thereby ensuring their environmental impact and climate goals are achieved.
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