Climate policy benefits by tradeable emission permits.
Author(s) : VERHAGEN H.
Type of article: Article
Summary
The climate problem demands a global attack, but North and South are holding each other by the throat and they are both squeezing hard, with the result that they stay in equilibrium: no movement, thus. This stand-off is crippling any attack on the climate problem, which is not in the interests either of the North or the South. In such a situation it is sensible to look beyond present boundaries and to explore new ones. Whoever does that will sooner or later stumble up against the attractiveness of a global system of tradeable emission permits.
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- Original title: Climate policy benefits by tradeable emission permits.
- Record ID : 1997-3653
- Languages: English
- Subject: Environment, General information
- Source: Change - n. 35
- Publication date: 1997/04
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