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Can Emission-Trading Markets Help India Tackle Its Industrial Pollution Crisis?
By Abinaya Sekar
The Wire
July 8, 2022
- Over the last year, a number of state governments have announced the launch of emission trading schemes to control air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
- While the results from these schemes seem promising, there remain concerns that need to be addressed as the proliferation of schemes across the country continues.
- Questions around transparency, reproducibility, state capacity, and policy design and clarity threaten the viability of the ETS approach in the Indian context.