Correction: Russia suspended from UN carbon trading scheme

James S Murray
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Failure to settle outstanding fees prompts UN to suspend Russia from international transaction log

The immaturity of one of the UN's flagship carbon trading scheme was underlined yesterday after Russia was suspended from registering carbon credits on the international transaction log (ITL) as a result...

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