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Emissions trading, equity, and sustainability: the case for allocating entitlements to "individuals-in-community"
2010
Local Environment : the International Journal of Justice and Sustainability
Given the likelihood that a post-Kyoto climate change agreement will include provisions for trading greenhouse gas (GHG) emission rights (carbon credits), it is timely and important to look more closely into the merits (or otherwise) of emissions trading systems (ETS), in particular with regard to the issue of the allocation and distribution of entitlements. Thus far, ETSs and other tradable permit systems have allocated entitlements to those historically responsible for emissions or the
doi:10.1080/13549839.2010.521143
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