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US: States rethink carbon trading scheme

New Hampshire House votes to leave RGGI, New Jersey could follow; change in states’ attitudes to cap-and-trade “not surprising”

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A shadow has been cast over the future of North America’s first mandatory carbon trading scheme, in spite of experts’ previous belief that state cap-and-trade schemes would fill the vacuum left by the lack of a federal initiative.
   
New Hampshire’s House of Representatives voted last week to repeal the state’s greenhouse gas cap-and-trade programme for reducing carbon emissions. The 240-108 vote

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