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Pollute and Profit

by Kevin Smith

first published 13 May 2007

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The European Union Emissions Trading Scheme is not working. Industries are not switching to clean energy technology and the scheme's guiding principle seems to have been "polluter profits" rather than "polluter pays".

 

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