greenhouse gas pricing
Greenhouse gas pricing refers to the implementation of economic measures, such as taxes or emissions trading systems, to assign a monetary value to the emissions of greenhouse gases. It aims to create economic incentives for entities to reduce their emissions, mitigate climate change, and transition towards cleaner and more sustainable practices.
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