Climate Justice Now!: IS CARBON TRADING WORKING? Why not ask business? (Third in a series.)

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| IS CARBON TRADING WORKING? Why not ask business? (Third in a series.) | Tuesday, December 06, 2005 |

“The carbon market doesn’t care about sustainable development. All it cares about is the carbon price…. The carbon market is not going to be able to put sustainable development and everything else into one price.”

- Jack Cogen, President of Natsource, speaking Monday 5 December 2005 in Montreal at an International Emissions Trading Association / World Bank event. Natsource is the biggest private sector buyer of carbon credits in the market.

by: ProfMKD @ 12:27 am

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