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An olive grove in South Africa's Western Cape Province is the unlikely setting for an ambitious environmental and humanitarian project which aims to combat global warming and ease the plight of children born into AIDS-ravaged communities.

The ex-communist nation is about to complete another in its planned series of AAU deals.

Coast Hotels & Resorts is leaving a much smaller carbon footprint these days after installing Sempa hybrid heating systems at three of its hotels in Whistler, Sun Peaks and Revelstoke, B.C. The new heating system has helped the company cut its greenh

The Coast Sundance Lodge is leaving a much smaller carbon footprint after installing a Sempa Hybrid Heating System™, which has helped the hotel cut its greenhouse gas-emissions by approximately 48 per cent.

Revelstoke, B.C. -- November 17, 2009 -- The Hillcrest Hotel, a Coast Resort, is leaving a much smaller environmental footprint these days one year after installing a Sempa Hybrid Heating System™, which has helped the hotel cut its greenhouse-gas e

Another former soviet country looks ready to sell off excess AAU’s.

The emissions sector continues to see healthy business movement in spite of Copenhagen concerns.

The Indian Prime Minister has announced ambitious domestic emission cuts at a meeting with EU representatives.

In its World Energy Outlook (WEO) 2009, the IEA insists an energy and vehicle revolution is critical.

The South American nation is adding pressure to developed countries with big emission cuts pledge.

New wave of industrial selling seems likely for December or early January.

German firm PNE Wind wants 25% of its sales generated in the United States within 3 years.

Poland has recently announced its first emission trading deal with Spain under the Kyoto Protocol.

A recent survey indicates that despite the recession, green issues are getting the required attention.

Wave power to be harnessed to generate enough power for 10 000 Australian homes.

It may already be too late for some islands as Copenhagen seems ever more unlikely to deliver.

The Obama administration's plans may be the solution to Canada’s carbon credit needs.

Greater co-operation is needed between US and China in war on climate change.

UN climate talks to continue after African nations return to negotiating table.

27 Member EU will help some industries with free permits from 2013.

There is still uncertainty about how and where to lock captured emissions away

After a cold original reception, a UN scheme is now achieving massive cuts in carbon emissions.

3 Billion is a hefty bet, but Morgan Stanley looked forward to the Kyoto deadlines to see massive returns.

If personal carbon credit trading hasn’t yet reached its potential, it is sure to follow big business soon.

With stiff competition coming from Sydney and Singapore, Seoul needs to have a strong case to come out on top.

Island nation says it needs assistance to change from the 3rd largest carbon emitter.

On going discussions between administration and opposition looks likely to make 2011 target unachievable.

New York based investment bank wins tender for two Mexican emission-reduction projects.

Barcelona talks see increased pressure on the U.S. as Copenhagen deadline draws closer.

Transferring carbon credits across various registries has finally begun.

The Kerry-Boxer bill is gaining rapid support from the man in the street, if not in the Senate.

Proposed climate change policy is creating a rift in U.S. business chamber.

If Copenhagen accepts EU proposals in new climate treaty carbon credits could soar.

Australia may be too late to establish herself as the carbon trading hub.

Obama administration issues stern warning on the cost of inaction on energy reform.

The carbon offset market continues to see new players joining the emerging industry.

The city state has made it intentions to become regional leader in carbon credit trading clear.

South America has seemed fairly quiet on carbon credits, but Peru is about to break the silence.

In the 80’s people with climate concerns were pushed aside as tree huggers, today we are scrambling for solutions.

As the Copenhagen climate conference nears investors may wonder where best their money may be placed.

Poland, Spain and Ireland ready to seal multi-million dollar Co2 deal.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee gave the peace prize to the leader of a nation now the chief obstacle in a climate pact.

More and more experts are certain that the carbon credit industry is set to explode.

Recent survey shows BlackRock, Citigroup and others are in favor of credits for forests.

In the build up to Copenhagen the UN lead by example with carbon credits.

After the financial crisis decimated New York’s financial services sector, carbon credits could be the recovery catalyst.

U.S. Law makers still wrangling over cap and trade and carbon credit allocation.

Africa offers diverse opportunities for international businesses to scoop up carbon credits for profit.

Insurance industry and South African banking urging progress on a workable climate pact.

With global pressure, the White House says the Senate is making progress on climate change bill.