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The article reports that Estonia has become the fifth European Union state to go to court over the European Commission's proposals to cut its planned allocation of carbon dioxide allowances for the second phase of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). The news came as the Commission took the...
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- CDP Season 2010, Carbon and Water. // Sustainable Business Weekly;2/16/2010, p10
The article presents the author's views on the Conference of the Parties (COP 15), under the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) in the U.S. He comments that nothing substantive results came out of the conference. He remarks that the issue of carbon market, which seems to be a major issue for...
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- Carbon Trades Rake in Big Money. Lee, Michael // Red Herring;9/29/2008, p3
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The article focuses on the "Low Carbon Economy Index" report of PricewaterhouseCooper (PwC) which stated the need to cut the rate of worldwide carbon emissions by an unprecedented rate to 2050 to stop global temperatures from rising to more than 2 degrees in the 21st century. The report stated...
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- Coming clean. Smulian, Mark // Business Travel World;May2007, Special Section p3
The article focuses on the effects of carbon dioxide emissions on global warming. Transport being an acknowledged contributor to carbon dioxide emissions, it is little wonder that travel in general, along with travel suppliers and those who travel for a living, find themselves under the...
