TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese steel makers now calculate carbon credits they have bought from abroad at 56 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent, a business lobby said on Tuesday, down 3 million tonnes from their previous estimate.
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Posted on November 25, 2009 · in Asia
Tagged as: carbon offset • CO2 • Emission Reduction
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