Trade cooperation needed to cut climate policy fragmentation costs, groups say

Climate policy organizations argue that strengthened international trade coordination could reduce the economic burden of fragmented national climate targets and boost resilience across economies.

First covered Nov 12, 2026 · 8:00 PM PT · 1 article

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16h Climate Home News We must strengthen trade cooperation to deliver on global climate goals — As governments turn to trade-related measures to deliver on their climate targets, cooperation is vital to reduce fragmentation, costs and build more resilient…

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