Climate Justice Now!: IS THE CARBON MARKET WORKING? Why not ask business? (unlucky thirteenth in a series)

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| IS THE CARBON MARKET WORKING? Why not ask business? (unlucky thirteenth in a series) | Thursday, December 15, 2005 |

“We ran into a big storm . . . we had a lot of permanence rocks thrown at us. . . . It was like stepping into a stream full of piranhas.”

-- Banker talking about resisance to the proposed project of the Plantar company, Brazil, to generate carbon credits from plantations and an "avoided fuel switch" scheme for charcoal production to fuel pig iron works, 2005

by: ProfMKD @ 12:13 pm

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