The European Union, frustrated that its 11,000 factories and power plants are failing to adequately reduce greenhouse-gas pollution, will seek tighter emission rules that may raise the price of burning fossil fuels.My original post on the subject.
The 27-nation bloc wants to curb access to a program run by the United Nations that rewards companies more for funding emission-reduction projects in China and India than for decreasing their own gas output in Europe. New limits are needed to force extra pollution cuts at home, the EU said in proposals for climate talks starting in two days in Bonn.
27 March 2009
Remember When I Said that Cap and Trade Sucks
Well, it looks like the Europeans are wising up to the China option of creating false offsets for greenhouse gasses:
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