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Curtailing Carbon Emissions: China’s Efforts

Curtailing carbon emissions: China’s efforts

On climate change, the US and China have some policy differences. The Trump Administration believes that the climate change mantra is a 'hoax' peddled by some countries, including China. In…

Carbon levy: A fail-safe?

Despite decades of ‘reforms’, Pakistan has tragically failed to establish a pro-growth, anti-cyclical, and sustainable economic paradigm. This is primarily due to the overreliance on fiscal austerity and a flawed…

Carbon markets with a gendered lens

Carbon markets are emerging as an essential financial mechanism in the global effort to combat climate change. By assigning a monetary value to carbon emissions, these markets incentivise emission reductions…

Green or gone? Our carbon challenge

It is no secret that Pakistan has been battered by an economic crunch for decades now. The investment climate is in the doldrums, as evidenced by the low investment-to-GDP rate…

Our carbon bill is coming due

The European Union’s introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a significant development in global trade and climate policy. Under the CBAM, starting in 2023, importers to the…

Emissions trading

EFFORTS to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have driven several countries to adopt cap-and-trade systems as a way to balance environmental and economic goals. As Pakistan explores this model, it…

Carbon potential

THE floods in Pakistan in 2022 highlighted the urgent need for effective climate action. Over 1,700 lives lost and a staggering $30 billion in damages served as a brutal wake-up…