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1. Bridging atmospheric scientists and solar engineers to reach carbon neutrality

Subjects
Solar energy -- Research, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Scholarly publishing -- Analysis, Atmospheric sciences -- Research, Government regulation, Aerospace and defense industries, Astronomy, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Beijing, China (SPX) Jan 27, 2022 Major societal challenges are not discipline specific - such complex challenges require the knowledge and expertise of multiple and varied fields to develop effective [...]

Published
2022

2. Playing the market: for more than a decade, the concept of international carbon trading has been advocated as a key weapon in the fight against climate change, offering financial incentives to reduce industrial emissions of greenhouse gases. But critics suggest that the system is a failure, with heavy emitters exploiting loopholes to continue business as usual without censure

Author

Rowe, Mark

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Global temperature changes, Industrial nations -- Environmental aspects, Developing countries -- Environmental aspects, Government regulation, Geography
Abstract

Back in 2004, the Suwung landfill site outside Denpasar on the Indonesian island of Bali resembled any other refuse dump in the developing world. Up to 800 tonnes of solid [...]

Published
2010

3. Carbon trading needs a multi-level approach: international agreements are not enough. Interlinked national and regional tools are also needed to reduce carbon emissions

Author

Maslin, Mark and Scott, Joanne

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Air quality management -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Government regulation, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Zoology and wildlife conservation, European Union -- Energy policy -- Environmental policy
Abstract

Carbon emissions rose to an all-time high in 2010, and international negotiations to agree binding national carbon-emissions targets have so far failed. However, intergovernmental failings have not slowed the expansion [...]

Published
2011

4. The fix is in: marketing the message of Canadian climate policy

Author

Roberts, Dylan

Subjects
Canada -- Environmental policy, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Oil sands -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- International aspects, Government regulation, Political science
Abstract

ON the subject OF climate policy, we are to Id that Canada is a fossil: half-baked regulatory frameworks and dirty, outmoded pockets of industry scattered a mari usque ad mare. [...]

Published
2012

5. Oil and gas in the capitals

Author

Roger, Dr.

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Energy industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Environmental aspects, Government regulation, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Byline: Dr. Roger Carbon follies:  The EU’s ETS example A Vol. 235 No. 6OIL AND GAS IN THE CAPITALS DR. ROGER H. BEZDEK, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR, WASHINGTON Carbon follies:A The EUas [...]

Published
2014

6. Greening the skies; European transport policy

Subjects
Europe -- Transportation policy, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Airlines -- Environmental aspects, Government regulation, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

The EU annoys airlines, energy companies and Canada AS OF January 1st, American, Chinese and all the world's airlines are being billed for the carbon emissions of their flights into [...]

Published
2012

7. environmentCarbon row escalates as Commission digs in

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Air quality management -- International aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, European Union. European Commission -- Powers and duties
Abstract

by Roger Milne A trial of strength has developed between the European Commission and a group of member states over the next phase of the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme [...]

Published
2007

8. Big compromises needed to meet carbon-emissions goal

Author

Tollefson, Jeff

Subjects
United States -- Environmental aspects, China -- Environmental aspects, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Air quality management -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Developing countries -- Environmental aspects, Climatic changes -- Forecasts and trends -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Environmental issues, Science and technology, Zoology and wildlife conservation
Abstract

Independent assessments of national climate plans find little common ground between wealthy and developing countries., Author(s): Jeff Tollefson Author Affiliations: China accounts for almost one-third of global carbon dioxide emissions. Souvid Datta The road to Paris is paved with promises. In the run-up to the [...]

Published
2015
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9. Durban C0P17 failures in the making

Author

Bond, Patrick

Subjects
International cooperation -- Environmental aspects, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Climatic changes -- Forecasts and trends -- Control, Environmental protection -- Forecasts and trends -- International aspects, Government regulation, Environmental issue, Market trend/market analysis, Political science
Abstract

THE FAILURE of Durban's COP17--a veritable 'Conference of Polluters'--is certain, but the nuance and spin are also important. Binding emissions-cut commitments under the Kyoto Protocol are impossible given Washington's push [...]

Published
2012

10. Airlines fight EU rules on air quality; Fees could cost carriers billions

Author

Devaney, Tim

Subjects
Air quality -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Airlines -- Environmental aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Legislation -- Compliance costs, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Business, General interest, European Union -- Environmental policy
Abstract

Byline: Tim Devaney, THE WASHINGTON TIMES The European Union is starting to look like an environmental bully in the friendly skies - and the behavior could end up pushing global [...]

Published
2011

11. Bipartisan bill would exempt US airplanes from EU's smog rules

Author

Laing, Keith

Subjects
United States. House of Representatives -- Transportation policy -- Environmental policy, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Aircraft exhaust emissions -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Political science, European Union -- Transportation policy -- Environmental policy
Abstract

In what House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman John Mica (R-Fla.) called 'one of the more bipartisan efforts you'll ever see in the House of Representatives,' lawmakers on the panel [...]

Published
2011

12. Modest Deal on Emissions Concludes Climate Talks

Author

Broder, John M.

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Developing countries -- Environmental policy, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, United Nations -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

CANCUN, Mexico -- The United Nations climate change conference began with modest aims and ended early Saturday with modest achievements. But while the measures adopted here may have scant near-term [...]

Published
2010

13. Baird goes on offensive at Cancun talks

Author

McCarthy, Shawn

Subjects
Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Public officers -- Powers and duties, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: SHAWN McCARTHY CLIMATE-CHANGE SUMMIT CANCUN, MEXICO -- GLOBAL ENERGY REPORTER Canada's combative new Environment Minister, John Baird, paraded his undiplomatic nature at the Cancun summit on Wednesday, directly challenging [...]

Published
2010

14. A carbon protection racket

Author

Stoft, Steven and Kirshner, Daniel

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Environmental policy, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Government regulation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Steven Stoft and Daniel Kirshner Berkeley, Calif. -- If your neighbors were making a terrible racket, would you offer to pay them to stop? Of course not. Sure, they'll [...]

Published
2009

15. World Business Briefing Asia: A Market For Pollutants

Subjects
Protocol to the Framework Convention on Climate Change, 1997, Government regulation, European Union. European Parliament -- Environmental policy, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects
Abstract

The European Parliament approved the world's first international emissions trading system to meet targets for reducing greenhouse gases under the Kyoto Protocol. Meeting in Strasbourg, France, the European Union assembly […]

Published
2003

16. AUSTRALIAN GOVT DEFENDS CHINA COAL SALES AMID CARBON TAX DEBATE

Subjects
Australia -- Laws, regulations and rules, China -- Laws, regulations and rules, Carbon taxes -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Clean coal technology -- Usage -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Coal -- International marketing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, general
Abstract

CANBERRA, July 20 Asia Pulse - The federal government has defended selling coal to China while trying to clamp down on coal-burning emissions in Australia. Labor frontbencher Craig Emerson said [...]

Published
2011

17. There is no plan B: from Bangladesh to Britain, we are all facing the effects of global warming. The moral and economic case for a deal at Copenhagen is unmistakable

Author

Miliband, Ed

Subjects
United Nations Climate Change Conference, Global warming -- International aspects, Emissions credit trading -- Laws, regulations and rules -- International aspects, Literature/writing, Political science, Government regulation, International aspects, Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

A few months ago I visited a family in Bangladesh that was living on a sandbank. They told me of the floods that had engulfed their village, leaving just four [...]

Published
2009

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