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Governments split over market-based measures to cut emissions

A debate at the International Maritime Organization on whether to start work on market-based measures, a controversial issue for many countries, laid bare the divisions among countries in what will become one of the most important features of emissions regulations

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While EU governments backed a call by both the Marshall Islands and the Solomon Islands for immediate negotiations on market-based measures to cut shipping emissions, China, Russia, the United States and others opposed the proposal

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