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Singapore and Papua New Guinea sign an agreement to collaborate on carbon credits under the Paris Agreement, aiming to advance climate ambition and promote sustainable development. Canada introduces a credit trading system to encourage farmers to reduce methane emissions from cow burps as part of their climate-change initiative. The United Nations calls for increased meat production in poorer countries while advocating for developed nations to reduce animal protein emissions to curb carbon emissions, creating a double standard.
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How can countries navigate the double standard in the UN's call for increased meat production and reduced animal protein emissions to curb carbon emissions?
How might the collaboration on carbon credits between Singapore and Papua New Guinea impact the global carbon market and sustainable development?
What are the potential economic implications of Canada's credit trading system for farmers and the beef industry?
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