The Trade and Climate Change conference is a joint effort of the U.S.-based Farm Foundation and the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute to explore topics in the context of a global trading environment where climate change policies have become increasingly ambitious and diverse among international players. The conference will explore topics such as climate change policies and their impacts on agricultural production and trade, border carbon adjustments as a mechanism for adjudicating among climate change policies amidst global competitors, and how various industry players are adapting to new policies through opportunities like carbon markets and offsets, sustainable sourcing, and investments. This work builds on the recent collaboration between the Farm Foundation CAPI on “Trade and the Environment” and “Trade in an Increasingly Chaotic World.”

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Session 1 – Equitable Climate Actions

Session 2 – Climate Actions and Competitiveness

Session 3 – Asia-Pacific Perspectives

Session 4 – Trade Policy Expert Outlook – Climate Actions and Trade (USMCA) 

Session 5 – Industry Outlook – Climate Actions and Trade (USMCA)

Session 6 – Trade Policy and Climate Measurement Implications