The one year chart of ICE ECX EUA Futures just says it all about what was achieved at the Durban climate talkfest.
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But Warwick,
you’re talking about real world prices that apply on THIS planet.
Just saw this on the NZ Herald website – “Don’t fret, global warming’s a goner”
How about manipulation.
“In a non-binding vote, the parliament’s environment committee agreed to broad support for lowering the number of carbon emission allowances from 2013. European carbon prices jumped 30 percent almost immediately after the vote…”
That should kill off any chance of the EU avoiding recession if it goes through.
The only saving grace is “member state governments are required to debate the deal.” I should imagine that the debate will involve some fairly strong language about economic illiterates.