Report: EU must retire carbon credits or see market credibility lost
Study argues retirement of carbon allowances and formation of new management body critical to restore carbon market’s credibility
The European Union's plans for reform its emissions trading scheme (ETS) will fail to deliver the desired increase in carbon prices unless they are accompanied by more drastic action. That is the stark...
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