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Emerging economies have the potential to initiate their own carbon trading schemes, paving the way for sustainable development without relying on a global framework. Yuan Zheng, an expert at the New Development Bank, emphasizes that these nations can harness carbon markets to stimulate green finance and address pressing environmental challenges.
By establishing localized carbon trading systems, countries in the Global South can attract investments that are essential for transitioning to low-carbon economies. These markets not only provide a financial incentive for reducing greenhouse gas emissions but also create opportunities for innovation and job creation in renewable energy sectors.
Zheng highlights that the flexibility of carbon markets allows emerging economies to tailor their approaches according to national priorities and capacities. This autonomy can lead to more effective and efficient solutions to combat climate change while promoting economic growth. As the world grapples with environmental crises, the proactive steps taken by these nations could serve as a model for sustainable development globally.
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