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CER prices soared to hit a four-month high on Thursday on news that European companies could be banned from using carbon credits from controversial offset projects, according to ICIS Heren data.
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Press Release: Carbon Prices Hit Highs as the EU Moves to Ban Controversial Credits
Carbon cash for developing countries could fall into wrong hands
Canada’s environment minister says he’s “confident” the money signatories of the Copenhagen Accord plan to pay developing countries will reach its intended purpose and not end up in the pockets of corrupt government officials.
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Farmers Want Obama to Make Carbon a Cash Crop Under Climate Law
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March 26 (Bloomberg) — Rex Woollen grows corn and soybeans. In 2007, the Wilcox, Nebraska, farmer started cultivating a new commodity: carbon.
