| | | | PROBLEMS OF MODERN ECONOMICS, N 3 (79), 2021 | | | | ECONOMICS AND ECOLOGY | | | Kolechkina I. P.
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Security and Management, T.F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State University of Technology (Belovo branch), PhD (Economics)
Verchagina I. Yu.
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Security and Management, T.F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State University of Technology (Belovo branch), PhD (History)
El’tsova E. V.
Assistant Professor, Chair of Economic Security and Management, T.F. Gorbachev Kuzbass State University of Technology (Belovo branch), PhD (Technology)
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| | | The article focuses on the practice of tax stimulation, adopted in the European Union and globally, for the decrease of carbon emissions in the context of the challenges presented by the global warming. International legal acts and agreements, first and foremost, the Paris Agreement, define the topical character of the struggle to decrease greenhouse emissions, as well as measure to attain carbon neutrality of the anthropogenic activity. The current experience of financial regulation measures that help decrease carbon emission demonstrates the existence of effective tools to cope with the global warming. The authors analyze the current Russian legislation related to the decrease of greenhouse gases, particularly the documents adopted in 2012, and attainting high levels of energy efficacy in the national economy. Special attention is given to particular features of the Russian regulation of greenhouse gases emissions. The article emphasizes the importance of a complex and balanced approach to financial and taxation regulation in this sphere, as well as of the broader application of financial tools aiming at decrease of greenhouse emissions. | | Key words: carbon neutrality, control over climate change, carbon tax, financial tools of carbon regulation of the economic activity, decrease of greenhouse gas emissions | | Pages: 199 - 202 |
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