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Mumbai, India to get energy-efficient and eco-friendly Trains
About 157 new energy efficient trains are going to be added by Mumbai Rail Vikas Corporation (MRVC), soon. The World Bank is reported to help MRVC get the energy savings considered for the carbon cre… more →
Carbono Blog
Day 5
Lindsay wrote 1 week ago: Helped in a Research Experiment Today I went to the Centre for Disease Modeling today, to start volu … more →
Second All-Africa Carbon Forum--Next March
johnwellikii wrote 1 week ago: Jay Wellik—Dallas, TX, USA One crucial part of the Kyoto Protocol is the implementation of Clean Dev … more →
Public fiscal liability and climate change
clear sight wrote 2 weeks ago: In the MYEFO last week Treasury provided an updated view on the revenue and expenditure impact chang … more →
REDD - or not? Avoiding Emissions from Deforestation
clear sight wrote 2 weeks ago: Deforestation is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. There is strong in-principle glob … more →
Agrofuel production to be rewarded with carbon credits
Ricardo Sequeiros Coelho wrote 3 weeks ago: That’s right, they finally got it. After intensive lobbying, the agribusiness managed to get t … more →
The sleeping bear: Russian surplus permits threaten cuts at Copenhagen
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clear sight wrote 3 weeks ago: In amongst the debate over which country will accept what form of climate change target (if any), th … more →
News: Perdagangan Karbon
onrizal wrote 4 weeks ago: detikFinance » Ekonomi Senin, 26/10/2009 17:50 WIB Indonesia Bakal Kantongi 300 Ribu Euro dari Perda … more →
GHG Mitigation Policy - lessons for Australia from the OECD
clear sight wrote 4 weeks ago: The OECD has recently published a signficant and far-reaching report “The Economics of Climate Chang … more →
Carbon commerce in Australia: Smoke, still not much fire
clear sight wrote 4 weeks ago: This week a major jamboree for those involved in the business of climate change will meet at the Gol … more →
Would Agricultural Soil Carbon Offset Projects Contravene WTO trade law?
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clear sight wrote 1 month ago: Proposition: soil carbon sequestration projects, as project offset projects that create carbon cred … more →
Australia to pay more than $500m per annum as a consequence of Copenhagen. Budget deficit implication.
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clear sight wrote 1 month ago: The Prime Minister’s push for a domestic emissions trading commitment prior to the UNFCCC meeting at … more →
Making money from emissions trading in Australia
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clear sight wrote 1 month ago: It seems that there’s not a lot of interest in the Australian Government plans for an emissions trad … more →
Developments at the United Nations and Financing Emissions Abatement
clear sight wrote 1 month ago: Discussions at the pithily-named ‘ninth session of the Ad-Hoc Working Group on Further Commitments f … more →
SOUTH AFRICA: Saving the planet, and money (IRIN)
willem van cotthem wrote 1 month ago: Read at : IRIN http://www.irinnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=86525 SOUTH AFRICA: Saving the planet, a … more →
To Carbon Tax or To Not Carbon Tax - Part 7 - Carbon Taxes
gsarup wrote 1 month ago: Given the numerous issues surrounding CDM and carbon offsets, the need to accelerate the reduction i … more →
To Carbon Tax or To Not Carbon Tax - Part 6 - Cap-and-Trade Vs Carbon Tax
gsarup wrote 1 month ago: While a range of approaches is possible, it is widely agreed that government action to put a uniform … more →
To Carbon Tax or To Not Carbon Tax - Part 5 - The Trouble with CDM
gsarup wrote 1 month ago: Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism was born of a desire to engage developing countries tha … more →
Political frameworks: responding to climate change
Godfrey wrote 1 month ago: Africa yet to benefit from carbon finance The global value of the carbon market doubled between 2007 … more →
中国首推自愿碳减排标准 追赶新兴战略产业制高点 China promotes the standard of carbon emissions reduction
mengxiaohan wrote 1 month ago: ——Mengxiao Han, China China is moving toward a carbon-market standard, providing a frame … more →
