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Bali Could Boost Plans for Carbon Trading

Sunday's carbon news digest focuses on Australia.The Age reports that Australia's carbon market could outstrip foreign exchange.Companies involved in voluntary carbon trading are pushing to make Melbourne the country's carbon trading capital.The newly... ...full story at China Confidential

from China Confidential on Sun, Dec 16 2007

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