Global Ecolabelling Network
Supports the development of third-party certified ecolabelling systems, such as ISO 14024, while also supporting other types of self-declaration and voluntary programs.
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ISO 14024
Provides international ecolabeling standards that are generally favored in WTO jurisprudence
California ETS Border Carbon Adjustment
California’s emissions trading system requires carbon border adjustments for imports of electricity from jurisdictions without a carbon trading framework.
Proposed American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009
Would have included a form of border carbon adjustment at Section 401 of Part IV of the bill.
Report, Greenprint
Models the impacts of four different carbon border adjustment policy scenarios.
Report, Optimal environmental border adjustments under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
Arguing that border adjustments should be priced under the domestic carbon price in order to avoid shifting consumption of goods to unregulated markets.
Report, Framework Proposal for a US Upstream Greenhouse Gas Tax with WTO-Compliant Border Adjustments
Proposes a framework for a US climate policy with border adjustments based on an upstream tax on GHG emissions with rebates for exports and charges on imports for products from energy-intensive, trade-exposed industries.
Report, Designing Border Carbon Adjustments for Enhanced Climate Action
Reviews past border carbon adjustment proposals and offers design principals and recommendations on questions of product coverage, sectoral coverage, adjustment levels, and revenues usage.
Report, Changing Climate for Carbon Taxes: Who’s afraid of the WTO?
Explores the basic architecture of a carbon border tax adjustment, as well as complications including rebates to US exporters and how to credit exporting countries for their own carbon regimes.
Report, Making Border Carbon Adjustments Work in Law and Practice
Addresses issues relating to the creation of border carbon adjustments as part of a carbon tax, including what traded goods should be subject, when should the adjustment be reduced or suspended, and how should revenues and expenditures be managed.