Is Europe serious about tackling climate change?

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Guy Newey argues that if the EU is as serious as it says about climate change then it has to correct the flaws in the bloc's emissions trading scheme

The European Emissions Trading Scheme is having a rough time. An auction in Germany had to be abandoned because bids for the emissions certificates did not meet a minimum price. The traded price collapsed...

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