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Capital Markets, China, Commodities, Regional Asia - Friday, December 4, 2009 21:31 - 0 Comments
China holds key to carbon trading
Euromoney, December 2009
Attention at the Copenhagen summit on climate change this month [DECEMBER] will mostly be focused on the US. But in terms of emissions trading the most influential place, and the one most likely to be affected by any change in a global framework for climate change, is Asia, and especially China. Continue…
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