Climate Justice Now!: WILL CARBON TRADING MAKE TARGETS HARDER TO REACH?

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Climate Justice Now!

| WILL CARBON TRADING MAKE TARGETS HARDER TO REACH? | Saturday, December 24, 2005 |

“There is a danger that Kyoto has now become so much of a mechanism for managing global carbon trade that emission cuts for atmospheric carbon stabilization could be neglected, or at least delayed.”

--A. Najam, S. Huq and Y. Sokona, in Climate Policy 3, 2003, p. 226.

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