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Change in U.S. administration could shift political calculations over carbon tariffs, say advocates

Despite facing an internal 'crisis' over its dispute-resolution system, the WTO could still serve as a way to build consensus on 'developing a climate change approach to trade,' says professor Debra Steiger.

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