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Should rich countries introduce 'personal carbon allowances'?
In 2020, French deputies Delphine Batho and Franà§ois Ruffin proposed introducing a maximum quota of air kilometers per person per year to reduce CO2 emissions
ByAFPRelaxnews
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ByKaran Gour,Sumit Bhosle
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ByRohin Dharmakumar
Netbooks: Small, Simple, Effective
ByDushyant Khilnani
Requiem for the CD
ByRohin Dharmakumar
Not Your Grandma's Search Engine
ByCharles Assisi
What Smart Phones You Should Buy
ByRob Temple
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ByRohin Dharmakumar
Segway's Cool Ride: A First-hand Account
ByElizabeth Flock
How not to be greenwashed by 'carbon neutrality,' 'carbon offset' terms
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Investors care about carbon footprints
ByEDHEC Business School
The Carbon Project in Uganda
ByDeepa Krishnan
Amazon community fights carbon credit project
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