China Is About to Have the World's Biggest Carbon Market

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Aug. 14, 2017

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"'Initially, it's not going to be more robust than, say, California or RGGI or even some of the pilots,' said Jeremy Schreifels, a visiting fellow at Resources for the Future who has been observing the market's evolution. He was referring to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative covering nine Northeastern states."

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RGGI

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Jeremy Schreifels

Visiting Fellow

Jeremy Schreifels is a visiting fellow at RFF. His research focuses on China's climate, energy, and environmental challenges and the policies and institutions intended to address those challenges.

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