Emissions trading - if it's broke, fix it, don't ditch it
By Stephen Boucher - 18.05.2006 / 00:00 CET
A year on, the EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) is running into teething problems. Prices have fallen abruptly from more than €30 per tonne of carbon dioxide (CO2) to less than €10. Business complains that the scheme harms the competitiveness of EU industry, while non-governmental groups (NGOs) argue that it should be stricter. Concluding, however, that the system is a failure would be a mistake.
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