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International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) An independent, non-profit organization dedicated to the establishment of effective systems for trading in greenhouse gas emissions by businesses. coolAction.com Enables individuals and organizations to purchase greenhouse gas emission reductions to combat global warming and benefit the environment. Changing the Market Climate for Emissions Trading An in-depth feature on issues surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) published by Resources for the Future (RFF). World Bank Research Global Carbon Trading Initiative research project and contacts. Clean Air Action Corporation Helps companies and communities achieve air quality goals by a combination of innovative technologies and emissions trading. International Carbon Bank and Exchange Trade carbon credits after registering your car, home, renewable energy source, or other carbon-trading vehicle. Point Carbon - The Carbon Market Analyst Aims to become a trusted supplier of decision-support services and market analysis for the emerging carbon market. This includes the newsletter The Carbon Market Analyst. [Requires Flash plugin.] Climate Safe Products Reduce the effects of your own carbon dioxide auto emissions by paying for counter-measures. Clean Air Market Programs: Allowance Data U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's efforts to control air pollution concerns such as acid rain and ground-level ozone through emission caps and market trading of emission allowances. "What Next From The Federal Government?" Speech about carbon by Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Rich Rominger given at the Carbon: Exploring The Benefits to Farmers and Society conference in Des Moines, Iowa |
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