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A new report, endorsed by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) finds that concerns about industrial competitiveness can be addressed through strong carbon pricing policies.
With the COP22 Conference on Climate Change currently underway, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has issued new recommendations to enhance the contribution of market mechanisms to speeding emissions reductions under the Paris Climate Agreement.
Earlier this month, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) hailed the early entry into force of the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
As the business “focal point” for the United Nations (UN) climate talks and the landmark Paris Climate Conference (COP21), ICC has launched a one-stop website to mobilize business in the run up to and during the two-week conference.
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the world business organization, believes market-oriented instruments are one possible policy option to help drive emissions reductions under a future global agreement.
