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Carbon Market Workshop
Sep 27, 2017

On Monday, 25 September the FSR Climate team, in cooperation with DG Climate Action of the European Commission, organised a Carbon Market Workshop in Florence. The workshop gathered worldwide carbon market experts to discuss and exchange experiences in the design and implementation of emissions trading.
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