Emissions Trading: The creation of surplus emission reductions at certain stacks, vents, or similar emissions sources and the use of this surplus to meet or redefine pollution requirements applicable to other emission sources.
emissions trading scheme: see carbon trading, above
energy rebound: where installing energy-efficient appliances leads to an increase in energy use, because being energy-efficient makes energy cheaper, ...
emissions trading = under the Kyoto protocol an Annex I Party may transfer some AAUs and/or CERs, ERUs or RMUs to another Annex I Party that finds it more difficult to meet its emissions target; ...
Emissions Trading Policy
ETS
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Emissions Trading
This allows one source to increase emissions when another source reduces them, maintaining an overall constant emission level.
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Emission Offsets (also known as Emissions Trading): A rule-making concept whereby approval of a new or modified stationary source of air pollution is conditional on the reduction of emissions from other existing stationary sources of air ...
The countries are allowed to use emissions trading to meet their obligations if they maintain or increase their greenhouse gas emissions. Emissions trading allows nations that can easily meet their targets to sell credits to those that cannot.
Carbon Offset: Carbon offsetting is the act of mitigating greenhouse gas emissions through emissions trading.
The distribution of emissions permits or allowances to participants in an emissions trading scheme. Allocation can be done for free or by selling the allowances (see auctioning).
bubble policy (See: emissions trading.)
bubble radius The maximum radial distance away from a biosparging well where the effects of sparging are observable. Analogous to radius of influence of an air sparging well.
Bubble Policy: See Emissions Trading.
Buffer: A solution or liquid whose chemical makeup is such that it minimizes changes in pH when acids or bases are added to it.
Bubble Policy: (See: emissions trading.)
Buffer: A solution or liquid whose chemical makeup is such that it minimizes changes in pH when acids or bases are added to it.
A concept whereby emissions from proposed new or modified stationary sources are balanced by reductions from existing sources to stabilize total emissions. (See> bubble, emissions trading, netting)
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However, some segments of the business community have accepted both the reality of global warming and its attribution to anthropogenic causes, as well as the need for actions such as carbon emissions trading and carbon taxes.
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