Review of Content Analysis of EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism Concerning Consistency with WTO

This study contributes to the ongoing international scholarly discussion on the incorporation of environmental goals into the international trade law regime and offers critical policy lessons for policymakers and market members to consider. The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is a new kind of trade policy to stop carbon leakage by imposing carbon tariffs on imported goods from countries that do not have effective climate policies; the aim of this review study is the integration of trade law and climate change by assessing the CBAM; in this research, CBAM is analyzed to determine its compliance with WTO principles. In this article, we have also discussed the merits and demerits of the CBAM proposal from the WTO and climate change law points of view.