The Transition Controversy How much CDM should be in the Paris Agreement world?

Issue 2, 2020 of the Carbon Mechanism Review magazine includes papers on numbers of CDM credits transitioning to the Paris Agreement, uncertainty surrounding Article 6.4, different perspectives on potential factors influencing price in the ITMO market, lessons learned from the PMR and decarbonisation in the shipping sector.

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The Transition Controversy How much CDM should be in the Paris Agreement world?

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