Philippines Gears Up for Carbon Market; Gov't Agencies Urged to Audit Emissions
As the Philippines develops a policy framework for a carbon market, Senator Loren Legarda has urged government agencies to audit their own carbon footprints and demonstrate emission reduction efforts. She stressed that the government must lead by example in transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
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