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My price is your cost: CBAMs and the new turn in the commodification of CO2 under CBDR-RC and the WTO’s anti-dumping precedents

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This article examines carbon border adjustment mechanisms' impact on CO2 commodification under WTO rules, highlighting potential conflicts.

Carbon border adjustment mechanisms aim to combat carbon leakage and align import costs with domestic prices.
The analysis covers historical trends and ongoing changes in commodifying CO2 on a global scale.
Legal complexities arise due to potential conflicts between CBAMs and international principles like CBDR-RC and WTO rules.
The article highlights the need for a globally equitable approach to carbon pricing, reflecting differentiated responsibilities.

Giustiniani et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This article examines carbon border adjustment mechanisms' impact on CO2 commodification under WTO rules, highlighting potential conflicts.