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Opening the time capsule
01 October 2009Ten years ago in June, the International Emissions Trading Association was formed. Andrei Marcu, its former president, looks back over the decade that created the carbon market
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Solid success – but a shaky future
01 October 2009The use of cap-and-trade programmes to control acid rain and smog-forming emissions in the US has been a singular environmental and economic success, reports Daniel Chartier. But are they doomed?
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CAIR – the Clean Air Interstate Rule
01 October 2009In March 2005, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promulgated the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) for the purpose of addressing the interstate transport of fine particulates and ozone within a 29-state region in the eastern US.
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Taking stock of the technology
01 October 2009Launched by the Impax Group in September 1999, the Environmental Technology 50 (ET50) index comprises the world's 50 largest pure-play environmental technology stocks.
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What a difference 10 years make
01 October 2009For five years, from 1999 to 2004, Richard Sandor wrote a monthly column in Environmental Finance – while spending his spare time building the world's predominant environmental exchange company. Here, he reviews its development and looks forward to the future of environmental markets
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A market seizing up?
01 October 2009CDM origination in Asia has recovered somewhat as carbon prices have recovered from their February nadir. But developers are battling against regulatory and market uncertainty – and time is against them. Joshua Speckman reports
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After the landslide
01 October 2009Japan's recent change of government brought promise of a revolution in its climate policy, including a cap-and-trade programme. But, as Joshua Speckman reports, the new administration faces an uphill battle
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Clean energy yes, carbon maybe
01 October 2009Australia has aggressively moved forward on renewables legislation, but its carbon trading scheme hangs in the balance, says Matthew Warren
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Ramping up REDD?
01 October 2009Interest in projects that reduce deforestation is building in Asia – but substantial barriers remain. Hy Martin looks at the challenges faced by investors and developers
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Better managing the mechanism
01 October 2009The better management of the CDM process could deliver substantial improvements, says Junji Hatano
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- BlackRock's sustainable and transition funds attract inflows despite backlash
- Big Nature Impact Fund raises £65m after narrowing focus
- Capital Continuum merges with Finance Earth
- Storebrand and BNP to lead nature transition group
- Lack of actionable adaptation investments, says Aberdeen
- Luxembourg commits to TFFF
- Sovereign credit ratings 'ignoring' nature risks
- CBI: Pioneering climate resilience taxonomy sharpened-up
- Schroders Greencoat acquires biomethane platform