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First Round of 'Cap-and-Trade' Auctions Called Successful

Nov 20, 2012 at

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The centerpiece of California's climate strategy is now in place, with the launch of its long-awaited market for greenhouse gas emissions. Officials certifying the auction of carbon pollution permits pronounced it an early success.

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First Round of 'Cap-and-Trade' Auctions Called Successful

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