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UK Watchdog Warns About Carbon Trading
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell April 1st, 2008 in European Union, carbon offsettingThe fast-growing market in carbon dioxide emissions poses risks that could threaten other commodities markets, the British Financial Services Authority has warned.
The watchdog said problems including investors being sold unsuitable products, confusion over the regulation of emissions traders, and insufficient official data created risks to both the fledgling global emissions markets and to related commodities […]
Carbon Offsets: “a heightened potential for deception”
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell January 9th, 2008 in carbon offsettingThe US Federal Trade Commission, which regulates advertising in the US, is investigating America’s burgeoning carbon offset market and whether it is subject to greenwashing and misleading advertising.
Companies and shoppers in the US spent over $54 million last year on offset credits toward tree planting, wind farms, solar plants and other projects. As more companies […]
Bali: Hot Air and Hypocrisy ..
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell December 13th, 2007 in Bali Conference, Climate Change, carbon offsettingGreat analysis on the Bali conference from Charles Clover, the environment correspondent from the UK right-wing Telegraph, which we reprint in full:
“As an exhibition of hypocrisy, the UN climate change conference in Bali takes some beating. The Indonesian President Yudhoyono is there, playing delegates the video of a song he wrote about saving the planet, […]
Bali: Forest Deal on Table
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell December 12th, 2007 in Bali Conference, Climate Change, Oil, carbon offsetting, deforestationA “breakthrough” on deforestation is set to be the first success of the UN climate talks in Bali. Diplomats are said to be confident that the “road map” to a new climate-change treaty would contain a crucial reference to forests.
That would be an important first for a sector omitted from the Kyoto Protocol. Deforestation is […]
Dell Goes “Carbon-Neutral” but Read the Small-print
1 Comment Published by Andy Rowell October 2nd, 2007 in Carbon Neutral, carbon offsetting, energy efficiencyComputer giant Dell has announced that the company will go “carbon-neutral” next year, using a mix of energy efficiency upgrades, renewable power purchases and carbon offsets to compensate for the carbon dioxide emissions caused by its operations.
The company plans to neutralize its emissions stemming from Dell-owned and Dell-leased buildings and manufacturing facilities, as well as […]
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