Emissions Trading in the US: Work in Progress on the Federal Level? journal article Arne Riedel, Dominic Marcellino Carbon & Climate Law Review, Volume 7 (2013), Issue 3, Page 213 - 215 Emission trading has been used as a policy instrument for certain non-greenhouse gases in the United States on the federal administrative level for years. Yet, discussions on the use of market based instruments to regulate greenhouse gas emissions on the federal level have not resulted in national policies. Following new commitments in a Climate Action Plan (CAP), the Obama Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could be about to put a differentiated regulatory framework in place.
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