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RGGI Moves Allowances in Second CO2 Auction

Report Says Global Carbon Trading Needs Better Infrastructure

Burden Index Weighs Coal-fired Plant GHG Reductions

Leaders Urge Cap-and-Trade Plan despite Hard Times

Businesses Must Prepare for Post-2012 Carbon Trading Now

Perrin Quarles to Develop Australia's Emissions Trading Registry

Regional Greenhouse Gas Auction Begins Bid Process

ANSI Signs MOU with Chicago Climate Exchange

Truckers Drive Home Idea of Caution on Climate Bills

MIT: Europe's Cap-and-Trade System Working Well

MIT: Europe's Cap-and-Trade System Working Well

SWANA Buys Offsets for Events

Group Launches Carbon Web Site for Farmers

Study: Cap-and-Trade Won't Slow Economy

Consultant Analyzes GHG Compliance Trades

Banks Develop Carbon Risk Guidelines

U.S. States Join Other Nations in Carbon Markets Partnership

Research: Storing Carbon To Combat Global Warming May Cause Other Environmental Problems

This article originally appeared in the 01/01/2006 issue of Environmental Protection.

EPA Seeks to Roll Back 2023 Power Plant Emissions Rules

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Turning the Tide on PFAS: How Statewide AFFF Takeback Initiatives Are Redefining Environmental Protection

Senate Confirms David Fotouhi as Deputy Administrator of EPA

Nationwide Listening Tour Concludes as Agencies Prepare New Clean Water Rule

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