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The challenges of building a global carbon market: Lessons from Kenya

NAIROBI, KENYA - SEPTEMBER 20: Protesters march to call for more governmental action against destructive climate change in Nairobi's Uhuru Park on September 20, 2019 in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Kenya’s recently released carbon-market rulebook illustrates why regulatory development is necessary and should be a legal undertaking.

Efforts to develop a global carbon market are often discussed in terms of climate science, project methodologies, and carbon pricing. However, the creation of a functioning international market is, to a significant extent, a legal undertaking.

Kenya’s recently released carbon-market rulebook illustrates why regulatory development is necessary – and

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