international carbon markets
International carbon markets refer to systems where countries or entities can buy, sell, or trade carbon credits or permits that represent a specific amount of greenhouse gas emissions. These markets aim to incentivize and facilitate the reduction of global carbon emissions by providing a mechanism for countries or organizations to offset their emissions or achieve carbon neutrality.
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