Evaluation of Impacts of Potential “Cap and Trade” Carbon Emission Policies on Catfish, Baitfish, and Crawfish Farming EVALUATION OF IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL “CAP AND TRADE” CARBON EMISSION POLICIES ON CATFISH, BAITF

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Date: 2013-06-20 16:36:31 Climate change policy Carbon dioxide Carbon finance Carbon sequestration Renewable energy Carbon credit Carbon offset Carbon tax Carbon capture and storage Carbon sink Low-carbon economy Emissions trading		Evaluation of Impacts of Potential “Cap and Trade” Carbon Emission Policies on Catfish, Baitfish, and Crawfish Farming EVALUATION OF IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL “CAP AND TRADE” CARBON EMISSION POLICIES ON CATFISH, BAITF Add to Reading List Source URL: srac.msstate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 174,62 KB Share Document on Facebook

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