Thailand’s cabinet approved a draft climate change law that aims to reduce carbon emission and reach a long-term net zero goal, deputy government spokesperson Lalida Persvivatana.
- The law will create a centralized legal framework for Thailand’s climate action, covering mitigation, adaptation and climate-risk management
- It will also introduce carbon pricing mechanism such as carbon tax, emissions trading and carbon credit markets, Lalida says in a briefing Tuesday
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