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Is glass recycling worthwhile? « Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade ... According to a study by accountants, Grant Thornton, [tag]recycling[/tag] glass may consume more energy than is saved (reported in the ... 2.
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Legislation « Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade in Europe The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is being connected to the EU Community Independent Transaction Log (CITL) and the UNFCCC International ... 4.
Kyoto Emissions Market Is 17% Oversupplied « Carbonara: Carbon ... Oct 2, 2008 ... 57.8 billion [tag]CO2[/tag] tonnes of [tag]Assigned Amount Unit[/tag] Credits have been assigned to the 38 industrialised nations under the ... 5.
Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade in Europe Still, rows over American cap-and-trade. March 20th, 2009 at 00:30 (GMT), by Jon. Putting a national cap on American carbon emissions is proving more ... 6.
First M&S, now Tesco goes green « Carbonara: Carbon Emissions ... First M&S, now Tesco goes green. Another UK supermarket chain, Tesco, plans to carbon-label the products it sells, according to a report in ... 7.
Emissions trading training « Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade in ... Jul 17, 2006 ... Consilience Energy Advisory Group (CEAG), in collaboration with ICE/ECX is planning a 1-day training course on [tag]carbon emissions ... 8.
Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade in Europe Carbon Emissions Trade Discussion and Software. ... The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is being connected to the EU Community Independent ... 9.
Environmentalism « Carbonara: Carbon Emissions Trade in Europe For some reason, many environmentalists have a bias in favour of local consumption, and against the consumption of goods that have traveled a long distance ... 10.
EU Industrial emissions quotas reduced « Carbonara: Carbon ... Oct 28, 2007 ... The industrial [tag]emissions[/tag] quotas are being reduced by 10% compared with what governments had initially wanted for the phase ... |
