Kyoto carbon credit glut is far larger than expected, warn analysts
Surplus of over 16 billion tonnes of CO2 in first two Kyoto periods puts carbon targets at risk
The giant surplus of carbon credits currently swamping the global carbon market may never recede, removing any hope of reducing global emissions without a significant increase in national emission reduction...
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Decentralised energy, decentralised skills, and decentralised profits
Britain has the potential to make a lot of money in efficient, decentralised energy, argues Lucy Symons-Jones of the Association for Decentralised Energy
