The Green Agenda in Global Trade: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions

The environmental agenda in world trade has two main dimensions: the expansion of environmental requirements for goods and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Environmental requirements, due to their admissibility by WTO rules, provide countries with an opportunity to support national produce...

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Main Authors: Musaev Magomed, Stepanova Lyudmila
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2023-01-01
Series:BIO Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.bio-conferences.org/articles/bioconf/pdf/2023/08/bioconf_ase2023_03013.pdf
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description The environmental agenda in world trade has two main dimensions: the expansion of environmental requirements for goods and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Environmental requirements, due to their admissibility by WTO rules, provide countries with an opportunity to support national producers and protect against goods produced “incorrectly” in terms of environmental or even social standards. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, which, although regulated at the global level by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, is largely voluntary, “multi-speed” in nature, as it faces a fundamental contradiction the right of lagging states to develop in accordance with their national goals. The whole complex of these contradictions is a serious problem, but it also brings opportunities for those who know how to play in this field, including Russia, as an important participant in international trade focused on sustainable development.
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spelling doaj.art-0a88cdabc1ec4897b23a7fcb75bb08272023-08-02T13:13:40ZengEDP SciencesBIO Web of Conferences2117-44582023-01-01630301310.1051/bioconf/20236303013bioconf_ase2023_03013The Green Agenda in Global Trade: Reducing Greenhouse Gas EmissionsMusaev Magomed0Stepanova Lyudmila1Kadyrov Chechen State UniversityRussian State Vocational Pedagogical UniversityThe environmental agenda in world trade has two main dimensions: the expansion of environmental requirements for goods and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Environmental requirements, due to their admissibility by WTO rules, provide countries with an opportunity to support national producers and protect against goods produced “incorrectly” in terms of environmental or even social standards. The reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, which, although regulated at the global level by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, is largely voluntary, “multi-speed” in nature, as it faces a fundamental contradiction the right of lagging states to develop in accordance with their national goals. The whole complex of these contradictions is a serious problem, but it also brings opportunities for those who know how to play in this field, including Russia, as an important participant in international trade focused on sustainable development.https://www.bio-conferences.org/articles/bioconf/pdf/2023/08/bioconf_ase2023_03013.pdf
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