Contents:
LETTER FROM EUROPE TO THE WORLD
EU Climate Action Commissioner Connie Hedegaard makes the case for the centrality of carbon markets in the fight against global warming
INTRODUCTION FALLEN OUT OF FASHION?
The carbon market finds itself an unusual position – somewhat out of vogue. Mark Nicholls reports
EMISSIONS TRADING RAISING ITS GAME?
A unilateral increase in the EU’s 2020 emissions target would provide a vital shot in the arm to the international carbon market. But Alessandro Vitelli isn’t convinced the doctor is ready
CARBON PRICES ON THE UP?
Katie Kouchakji reports on the recent rally in the price of carbon – and on where prices are heading from here
CLIMATE POLICY ON THE ROAD TO CANCÚN
After Copenhagen’s disappointments, Jennifer Morgan looks forward to what can andshould be done to get the international climate talks back on track
TALKING HEADS OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS?
This year and next look likely to be a time of consolidation for the carbon markets – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t opportunities to be grasped. Eight market veterans look ahead
CORPORATE PROFILE CEMENTING REDUCTIONS
Jess McCabe reports on cement giant Lafarge’s industry-leading climate change strategy
CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM SUNSET OR SUNRISE?
Does the CDM have a place in the post-2012 climate change landscape? Axel Michaelowa thinks so
OPINION INVESTING IN UNCERTAIN TIMES Carbon markets veteran Steve Drummond considers which emission reduction investments offer the best hedges against uncertainty
UNITED STATES CRYSTAL BALL GAZING
Jon Sohn and Andrew Shaw examine the known unknowns of US climate policy
FORESTRY IN READINESS FOR REDD
Christian del Valle considers the progress made on mechanisms to reduce emissions from deforestation and degradation – and what is needed to make private finance flow
FUTURE MECHANISMS TIME FOR A SENSE OF URGENCY?
Given the glacial pace of the international climate talks, there is plenty of time to elaborate the scaled-up carbon market mechanisms of the future, right? Wrong, says Kim Carnahan
CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM PUTTING PERVERSE INCENTIVES ASIDE
The Executive Board urgently needs to address confusion around government incentives for low-carbon technologies, says John Green
GLOSSARY
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