The UN climate talks in Madrid finally ended yesterday with agreement to postpone a decision on the sixth article of the Paris climate accord. COP25 had been supposed to work out rules for a new global carbon market and create a system that would allow countries to pay each other for projects that reduce emissions. That task will now have to be taken up at COP26 in November 2020.

• China
• United Kingdom
• India
• Brazil
• Scotland

Source: World Nuclear News

Date: Tuesday, 17 December 2019

Original article: world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Madrid-talks-leave-carbon-pricing-to-COP26

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