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South Korean carbon trading bill faces further delay

16 February 2012 •

Key parliamentary vote postponed as political wrangling impacts crucial bill

South Korea's long-awaited carbon trading legislation has again been delayed, after a key parliamentary vote scheduled for today was put back. According to Reuters' reports, the bill is yet to go in...

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