
In light of the COP29 thematic backdrop, this article outlines five priority fields of action: (1) Adapt carbon markets to support net-negative emissions, (2) Expand market coverage to include more countries, (3) Support innovation and investment in CDR technologies, (4) Establish a CDR buyers' club to ensure demand, and (5) Operationalise Article 6 of the Paris Agreement to enable the international transfer of carbon credits, while ensuring robust environmental and social safeguards.
carbon markets, emission trading, climate change, R&D, R&D, international cooperation, climate policy, CDR, innovation
carbon markets, emission trading, climate change, R&D, R&D, international cooperation, climate policy, CDR, innovation
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