CAP AND FRAUD.

The article looks at a trend of computer hackers stealing and reselling carbon credits and the impact on the European Union (EU) emissions trading, or cap-and-trade, program designed to lower greenhouse gas emissions as part of a policy to limit climate change. It profiles British hackers Matthew Be...

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Publicado en:Foreign Policy no. 210; pp. 32 - 40
Autor principal: FUNK, MCKENZIE
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Foreign Policy Jan/Feb2015
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