Carbon pricing is a policy tool that charges emitters for their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, shifting the climate-related costs (e.g., health issues, property damage) from the public back to the source. It provides a financial incentive to reduce emissions and invest in cleaner technology, typically using carbon taxes or cap-and-trade systems.
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| • | How industrial carbon pricing reduces emissions at minimal cost |
| • | How Carbon Credits, Carbon Offsets and Taxes are Priced |
| • | About Carbon Pricing |