Eastern states prep cap-and-trade scheme for January launch

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New York rubber stamps plans that will see energy companies have to buy carbon credits at auction

A planned regional cap and trade scheme covering 10 North Eastern and Mid Atlantic US states took a major step towards its January 2009 launch after New York's Environmental Board gave the green light...

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