Here a few-sentences summary of the CAN-Newsletter for each of the first days.
Monday: The Land-use, Land-use changes and forestry (LULUCF) issues could come into a new agreement with a very “flexible” mechanism, allwoing countries to make their own “base-line”. This means countries themselves say how much they can safe by taking a low baseline [...]
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5 Jun
CAN comments of first five days in Bonn
1 Jun
The profit in the Kyoto Protocoll.
The Indian Newspaper MAIL reported on its Online portal about the negative aspects of CDM giving local examples, read the full article The great carbon credit con: Why are we paying the Third World to poison its environment?.
I especially found the Graphic interesting.
25 May
Fishing for arguments in Bremen
Last weekend I was attending the 32nd Protestant “Kirchentag” (Churchday) in Bremen. It was a four-day Congress all over the city with several hundret-thousand visitors from the entire country. One might have expected a lot of prayers and singing and even though this was a crucial part of the whole event, it was crowded with [...]
15 May
US House discusses Democratic ETS Plan
A new proposal by the Democrats is now in the House of Representatives. It demands an Emission Trading System by 2015 in the US which auctions 15% of all certificate (85% for free). I personally believe this to be way to little and soft. Read here.
Ok, it is good that the US is taking first [...]
6 Mar
Inside the box: buy that crap!
Ok folks, the price for carbon is DOWN. I mean, it has slumped the same way it did last year. While it a ton of CO2 was at €20 in summer’08, it’s now around €10. (let’s see if it hits the €1 again!)
The value of the market has dropped from €92bn last year to €63bn [...]
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