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Comment: why it's time for a global price on carbon

Comment: why it’s time for a global price on carbon

Writing for RTCC, former Japanese climate Ambassador Yoshi Nishimura says a global carbon market could curb warming & raise funds for the low carbon transition

EU carbon price crisis spreads to Australia

EU carbon price crisis spreads to Australia

Tax cuts promised on back of carbon levy revenues postponed as low prices in Europe affect Aussie policy

G8 set to discuss climate change

G8 set to discuss climate change

Queen’s Speech confirms climate change will be discussed at forthcoming summit, despite reports UK had blocked issue from agenda

Berlin climate talks end with pledge to ‘inspire and enable’ action

Berlin climate talks end with pledge to ‘inspire and enable’ action

Petersberg Climate Dialogue concludes with acknowledgement that world is on course to break 2 degrees Celsius barrier

Framework of global climate deal starts to emerge

Framework of global climate deal starts to emerge

Last week’s round of UN climate change talks in Bonn offered an insight into what a binding emissions treaty could look like

EU to vote on carbon market reforms in July

EU to vote on carbon market reforms in July

Environment committee confirms new date for critical decision on future of EU’s climate change policy

Poland and France co-operating on 2015 climate deal

Poland and France co-operating on 2015 climate deal

Next UN climate talks host already working with 2015 President France. Reassures issues within the EU will not affect its influence on the talks

EU carbon market on brink of “worst case scenario” – report

EU carbon market on brink of “worst case scenario” – report

Research from capaign group Sandbag reveals rush to exploit loophole floods EU ETS with excess credits as surplus approaches 1.7bn

EU calms Kyoto Protocol ratification storm

EU calms Kyoto Protocol ratification storm

Lead negotiator assures nations at UN climate talks second commitment period will be ratified by member states in 2013

EU facing €1 trillion energy investment black hole – report

EU facing €1 trillion energy investment black hole – report

UK House of Lords committee says the money is available but governments need to clear the path to ensure vital investment can take place during the next decade

EU cars getting greener but transport emissions still rising

EU cars getting greener but transport emissions still rising

New EU cars emitting 9% less CO2 than three years ago as climate legislation targeting passenger vehicles kicks-in

EU uncertainty likely to affect global carbon markets

EU uncertainty likely to affect global carbon markets

CDM Executive Board chief Peer Stiansen says it’s vital EU emissions trading scheme is backed by governments

Comment: EU climate policy at a crossroads

Comment: EU climate policy at a crossroads

Joe Curtin from the IIEA asks if the rejection of EU ETS “backloading” is a minor hiccup or the beginning of the end?

China, EU, USA & India outline global climate deal positions

China, EU, USA & India outline global climate deal positions

As governments prepare to meet in Bonn to discuss a proposed 2015 climate treaty, RTCC looks at the opening positions of the USA, EU, China and India

Barroso urged to back EU carbon market reforms

Barroso urged to back EU carbon market reforms

RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world

Progress on strict car emission limits offer EU good news

Progress on strict car emission limits offer EU good news

Draft law putting a 95g per km limit on new cars by 2020 approved by committee

Future of EU emissions trading scheme hangs in balance

Future of EU emissions trading scheme hangs in balance

Second rejection of reforms in June could finish emissions trading scheme off warns EU presidency and Climate Commissioner Hedegaard

EU carbon trading reform could face second ballot in June

EU carbon trading reform could face second ballot in June

RTCC’s daily round-up of the top climate change and green economy stories from around the world

Unilever chief calls for more climate action from governments

Unilever chief calls for more climate action from governments

Chief Executive Officer Paul Polman says company’s sustainability targets need ambitious action from world leaders

Q&A: John Ashton answers your climate change questions

Q&A: John Ashton answers your climate change questions

Former chief climate change diplomat on UK Treasury, Canada, Kyoto, ‘legal nihilism’ at UNFCCC and why it’s time for a new model of economic growth

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