International Climate Policy and Carbon Markets is a bi-monthly report aiming to provide a clear analysis of the worldwide evolution of the carbon market, and of the international and domestic climate policies. 

This issue features an in-depth analysis of the main issues that are likely to be debated during the upcoming Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, starting in Cancún on November 29.

GETTING READY FOR CANCÚN 

 HOT TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS

• UN: climate financing feasible!

• The Tianjin talks and the legal gaps

• It’s time for REDD+

• The European Union

• U.S. climate bill: another year lost?

• Blocs on the rocks

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