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We at the Council analyzed the impact of a European Union plan to charge certain carbon-intensive goods for the emissions released during their production. Though the... Read More

The European Parliament approved a plan this week to charge some imports for their emissions in a big step towards harmonizing climate and trade in one... Read More

Where and how goods are made has a huge impact on how much carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere during their manufacture. Most... Read More

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sent the West searching for tools to weaken Vladimir Putin and deter Russian aggression. There’s a way to neutralize... Read More

Border carbon adjustments are gaining momentum in Washington as a way to reward trade in low-carbon goods and boost clean, U.S. manufacturers. To implement... Read More

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz On May 20, the Group of Seven (G7) finance ministers and central bank governors released a communique stating their intent to explore... Read More

The Center for Climate and Trade hosted its first in-person event last week, and if we had to pick one takeaway from the discussion... Read More

Worldwide solar capacity has increased over two thousand-fold in the last 20 years to more than 700 gigawatts, putting solar power at the center... Read More

When we tally a country’s carbon emissions, we typically consider only those emissions generated within its borders. But this approach misses an important dynamic... Read More

As the idea of using trade mechanisms to reduce climate emissions gains steam around the world, a common claim is that companies lack the... Read More