international carbon pricing agreements
International carbon pricing agreements refer to global or regional agreements among nations or organizations to establish a unified framework for placing a price on carbon emissions, typically through the implementation of carbon taxes or cap-and-trade systems. These agreements aim to combat climate change by providing economic incentives for reducing greenhouse gas emissions on an international scale.
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