24.02.2009 - Will the recession cut our CO2 emissions?
From Guardian: Economic activity is slumping, the price of carbon trading credits plunging – but analysts forecast only a negligible slowdown in global warming. As the recession bites, the economies of many countries are slumping. But is the consequent fall in demand for energy and goods significantly ­reducing greenhouse gas emissions? In Europe, the emissions trading scheme provides a clue. Firms with high levels of pollution must buy carbon credits, the price of which has fallen below €9 from €30 last summer..... Full Article: Source A SQUARE’s report on recent webinar on carbon-led investing - with voice-over (which non-A SQUARE subscribers can purchase individually) can be accessed here: http://www.opalesque.com/asquare/509/Webinar_Carbon_Led_Investing.html
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