Reforms agreed at the Copenhagen Summit last week should make it easier for emission reduction projects in developing countries to qualify for the UN’s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) carbon offset scheme, despite ongoing concerns about the long-term future of the high-profile initiative.
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