HK eases carbon trading anomaly (Financial Times)
Hong Kong companies that reduce their carbon dioxide emissions in the city can now sell those cutbacks in a $12.9bn global carbon credit market created under the Kyoto protocol.
Carbon credits could mean more money for area landowners (The Ashland Daily Press)
Area farmers and landowners of managed forests are being encouraged to take part in the Carbon Credit Program, which allows agricultural producers and landowners to earn income by storing carbon in their soil.
IEA urges $45 trln "energy revolution" to halve CO2 (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters (Adds analyst comment on carbon credit, details) By Chikafumi Hodo TOKYO, June 6 (Reuters) – World governments must quickly start a $45 trillion “energy technology …
HK companies now eligible for carbon trading (Financial Times)
Hong Kong companies that cut their carbon dioxide emissions in the city can now sell those emissions reduction in a $12.9bn global carbon credit market.