NYMEX Considers Trading Greenhouse Emissions
NEW YORK - The New York Mercantile Exchange is considering trade in global warming emissions credits, a bourse senior executive said Wednesday.
"We have been looking at it, and will continue, and think it has promise," Robert Levin, senior vice president of research at NYMEX, ... more »
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The House of Commons is in recess until May 28 and MPs are back in their ridings. That’s probably a good thing. Last week in Parliament,
If you ever get the chance to visit the House of Commons during Question Period, you will almost certainly hear the heckling of 