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Shaw criticises 'handful of countries'

Tuesday 17 Dec 19 12:30pm

CLIMATE MINISTER James Shaw says a handful of countries are preventing the settling of rules governing global carbon markets.

Two weeks of international climate negotiations in Madrid ended at the weekend without agreement on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

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