World Bank’s Kim Urges Governments to Get Behind Carbon Market
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim urged governments to help establish a global carbon market as the effects of climate change threaten the world’s poor countries.
In a November report the World Bank said that the earth risks “cataclysmic changes” caused by extreme heat waves, rising seas and depleted food stocks as it heads toward global warming of 4 degrees Celsius this century.