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Carbon markets are a key driver for investment in the biggest emerging nations’ greenhouse-gas reducing efforts, and allowing them to collapse would be a “disaster,” according to the Center for American Progress.
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“The Rise of Marco Rubio” was the subject last night at the 701 restaurant, site of a reception for the new book by Manuel Roig-Franzia.
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Allison Macfarlane, the geologist and expert on atomic waste picked to lead the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, is described by associates as someone who can advocate positions without offending her opponents.
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The U.S., long accused of blocking progress in international climate talks, is winning a two-decade old debate about how to curtail global warming.
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As leaders in Washington obsess about the fiscal cliff, President Barack Obama is putting in place the building blocks for a climate treaty requiring the first fossil- fuel emissions cuts from both the U.S. and China.
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China and the European Union today will set out alternative proposals for extending limits on greenhouse gases, seeking to avoid the blame for undermining the only international pact limiting them.
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Envoys at United Nations talks are near an agreement that would set up a fund channeling a portion of the $100 billion a year in pledged climate aid to developing nations, part of a package to keep a lid on global warming.
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BMI will sell six daily slots for takeoff and landing at London’s Heathrow airport to British Airways as Deutsche Lufthansa AG seeks to restructure the unit.
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British Airways parent IAG closed in on a deal to buy Deutsche Lufthansa AG’s U.K.-based BMI unit as it seeks a bigger share of the lucrative business-travel market at London Heathrow airport after third-quarter profit slumped.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG rerouted its Tokyo flights to the southern-Japanese cities of Nagoya and Osaka, citing the risk of nuclear fallout and aftershocks following last week’s earthquake and tsunami.
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