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International trading back on agenda

Thursday 13 Dec 18 10:00am

THE GOVERNMENT wants to open the New Zealand carbon market to international trading again.

New Zealand has been barred from access to international credits since 2015 because it did not sign up to the second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol.

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