Perspective
Sep. 4, 2009
Tricks of Trade
Unless climate change policy is neutral in terms of its trade impact, there will always be the possibility of disputes over implementation, write Peter Kirby and Michael House.
Climate change and trade are inextricably linked. Increasingly, businesses will face cross-border differences in carbon regulation and related trade pressures.
Today, Canadian and U.S. legislators are pressing forward with policies that will regulate greenhouse gas emissions. Policymakers are trying to achieve a regulatory framework that will have the desired impact on climate change, preserve the competitive...
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