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Features September 2002

Acid rain

Emissions trading with Chinese characteristics

Communist China is embracing the market to deal with sulphur dioxide – with help from the US. David Biello reports More...

Reporting

From beyond the pale?

Paul Scott reviews the first CSR reports from BAT and McDonald’s – which have whipped up a storm of controversy More...

Climate change

California puts brakes on vehicle emissions

The passing of ground-breaking legislation on greenhouse gas emissions from cars is just the start of a fight between car makers and environmentalists, Mark Nicholls finds

How I see it by Richard Sandor

DJSI – three years on

Industry and investors are showing a growing commitment to sustainability

Weather report – trading

Credit clouds market outlook

Bankruptcy and ratings downgrades have transformed the US weather market. David Biello reports on how dealers are coping

Weather report – insurance

Playing God with hail

Canadian insurers are attempting to disprove the old adage that there’s nothing you can do about the weather, reports Alex Mathias

Weather report – Europe

Germany promises market boost

Utility giant RWE is about to begin hedging its weather exposure, a move that promises to transform Germany’s weather market. Mark Nicholls reports

Opinion

Is the CSR bubble about to burst?

Companies are increasingly complaining about the demands of SRI researchers. Simon Propper and Annabel Short ask if they’re about to stop co-operating

Climate change

Firms turn to carbon branding

Will consumers pay a premium for carbon-neutral products? Robert Rabinowitz finds a growing number of companies betting they will

Auto sector

Climate looms large on car makers' road map

Climate change presents the automotive industry with significant risks – and tremendous opportunities, says Niki Rosinski

Emissions trading

Focusing on the bottom line

How should companies account for emissions assets and liabilities? Simon Page examines the options

Market view

Preserving the SO2 market

Norman Fichtorn and Allison Wood explain the legal battle in New York State over the Acid Rain Program

 

 

 

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