Posted on 22/07/08
Carbon conundrum is solvable
Canada has two big hurdles to clear to ensure its nascent carbon-trading market takes off, traders say.For starters, the country needs to harmonize its regulations so that provinces and the federal government all have consistent rules on how much polluters can emit, which will standardize the market within Canada. With all the political sniping surrounding the issue, the situation has been well publicized.
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