A new book by experts from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research aims to correct misconceptions about carbon pricing, emphasizing its role in pushing "dirty" products out of the market and promoting "clean" ones. Carbon pricing can generate revenue to counteract climate change, with atmospheric carbon removals necessary to achieve net-zero emissions and offset exceeding the 1.5°C limit for global warming. Regional pricing can still help the climate, with effective mechanisms preventing carbon leakage and driving increased international cooperation. The EU's climate tariff system will make carbon pricing more important internationally, highlighting the importance of balancing supply and demand for emissions and removals through a financing system and incentives for investment.