News
EU plan to finance global climate treaty emerges
Carbon markets should play a central role in raising the funds to finance climate change mitigation and adaptation in developing countries under a new global climate treaty, according to a draft European commission policy paper obtained by ENDS.
The full text of this article is only available to registered subscribers and free trialists. To login, please enter your email address and subscriber access code below.
Article Index:
Related Content
-
Tajani pledges support for EU urban mobility plan
23 Jan 2009
-
MEPs back binding emission limits for plants
22 Jan 2009
-
MEPs split over extension of EU ecodesign rules
22 Jan 2009
-
Slowdown brings Finnish carbon emissions down
22 Jan 2009
-
EU wants "zero-waste, zero-emission" goal for ships
21 Jan 2009
-
MEP raises doubts over green stickers for tyres
21 Jan 2009
-
EU urged to adopt long-term climate objectives
21 Jan 2009
-
Carbon market gets credit-crunched
21 Jan 2009
-
Verheugen hints at more support for greener cars
21 Jan 2009
-
UK urged to join global renewable energy agency
20 Jan 2009
EEA chief speaks up for biodiversity
ENDS Europe's Sonja van Renssen asks the EEA’s Jacqueline McGlade how she expects the agency’s new biodiversity tools to help shape EU policy
RSS
Latest jobs
- Dovetail: Unit Manager - Remediation £excellent package
- Sevenoaks Environmental Consultancy Ltd: Junior Contaminated Land Consultant £17,000 - £22,000
- Randstad Cpe: Senior Acoustic Consultant Competitive
