A New Approach to Trade and Climate Change
A multilateral green trade pact is being proposed as a solution to growing economic nationalism.
Linking decarbonisation with trade policy could offer an alternative to rising protectionism, addressing pressing challenges like climate change through coordinated, multilateral efforts.
The idea is to create a pact that focuses on decarbonising heavy industries, promoting prosperity for working people, and providing a counterpoint to country-specific tariffs and unilateralism.
Linking decarbonisation with trade policy could offer an alternative to rising protectionism.
- Address climate change through multilateral efforts.
- Align climate, trade, and industrial policy to meet 21st-century challenges.
- Require bold creativity and innovative new systems.
Author's summary: A multilateral green trade pact could counter economic nationalism.
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