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[[EmissionsTrading|Emission Trading Scheme: a way to reduce the climate change and the effects of the global warming?]] | [[EmissionsTrading|Emission Trading Scheme: a way to reduce the climate change and the effects of the global warming?]] | ||
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The member states of the European Union have committed themselves to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases. The key instrument to establish this reduction is the European Union Emission Trading Scheme. The implementation of the Trading Scheme is subdivided in 3 phases. The first phase which runes from 2005 till 2007, the current second phase (from 2008 till 2012) and the in the year 2013 starting phase 3. The case study illustrates the theoretical background on the several phases and instruments of the Emission Trading Scheme and describes an example where criminals steal emission certificates from companies in several member states and sell them on its own account. Furthermore should the case give opportunities and solutions how activities like that can be avoided in the future. Other questions are: “Who are the participators of the system?”, “Is the market in general usefully for our environment?” and “What developments will be taken in the future?”. | |||
== Sarah de Pasqualin == | == Sarah de Pasqualin == | ||