The FT investigation found:
■ Widespread instances of people and organizations buying worthless credits that do not yield any reductions in carbon emissions.
■ Industrial companies profiting from doing very little – or from gaining carbon credits on the basis of efficiency gains from which they have already benefited substantially.
■ Brokers providing services of questionable or no value.
■ A shortage of verification, making it difficult for buyers to assess the true value of carbon credits.
■ Companies and individuals being charged over the odds for the private purchase of European Union carbon permits that have plummeted in value because they do not result in emissions cuts.
Before I will except the basic premise in Global Warming I want to see the formulas that correlate an 80 parts per million increase in CO2 within a 23 mile depth of atmosphere to a measurable increase in surface temperatures. Then I will believe in the theory of Global Warming.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Why Carbon Offsets Maybe A Waste Of Time
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