Dhaka, Sept. 3 -- As the global community confronts the climate crisis, carbon markets have emerged to incentivize emission reductions and promote sustainable development. For Bangladesh, which contributes only 0.48% of global emissions, this mechanism represents both an environmental necessity and an economic opportunity. Analysts project potential annual revenues of $1 billion from carbon credit sales, positioning Bangladesh at a critical juncture for economic growth.The Global Carbon Marketplace: An Emerging OpportunityThe Kyoto Protocol, which established mechanisms for quantifying emissions into tradable credits equal to one ton of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases, formalized carbon trading in 1997. At the moment, policy-regu...