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CARBON EXPO 2011 in the News
Over 120 journalists attended the last edition of CARBON EXPO that took place in Barcelona 1-3 June 2011. Below, you can view a representative sample of all the news that the conference generated.
Should you wish to view the complete report on the media impact of CARBON EXPO 2011 – which includes over 300 news pieces – please click HERE.
- Henry Derwent: "Cada vez hay más empresas que combaten el cambio climático" (La Vanguardia)
- Kioto se cuela en la inversión (El País)
- Carbon Market Shrinks for First Time in Hottest Year on Record (Bloomberg)
- Rich Nations Need Carbon Cuts to Revive Market, Figueres Says (Bloomberg)
- Las incertidumbres y la recesión estancan los mercados de CO2 (La Vanguardia)
- La ONU alerta del aumento de la temperatura mundial por encima de los 2 grados (El País)
- "España es líder en inversión contra el cambio climático" (El Economista)
- Global warming should be limited to 1.5C, UN climate chief says (The Guardian)
- UN chief challenges world to agree tougher target for climate change (The Guardian)
- World Bank warns of 'failing' international carbon market (The Guardian)
- Global carbon market growth stalls in 2010 (Reuters UK)
- Mercado con menos humos (El Periódico)
- After Explosive Growth, Global Carbon Markets Stall and Begin to Shrink (The New York Times)
- World Bank Approves Carbon-Trade Plan Grants for Eight Nations (Bloomberg)
- Providers of Climate Finance call on Governments for strong signals that ensure progress (Energetica India)
- Californian CO2 market delay seen up to 12 months (Reuters UK)
- World Bank paints picture of stalled, Eurocentric carbon market (Environmental Finance)
- EU says no decision on bilateral carbon credit deals (Reuters US)
- UN Board Chairman Cites Progress on Carbon Credits Eligibility (Bloomberg)
- Global Carbon Trading Stalls, but Voluntary Market Offers Bright Spot (Reuters UK)
- Two Carbon Market Associations Tie the Knot (Ecosystem Marketplace)
- EU may reshape carbon market because of policy overlap (ICIS Heren)
- California Cap-and-Trade May Start a Year Behind Schedule (Reuters UK)
- Christiana Figueres: "El planeta sólo será seguro si la temperatura no aumenta más de 1,5 grados" (La Vanguardia)