Within two years, a quarter of the world’s carbon emissions are likely to be priced

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By David RobertsNov 19, 2014, 4:09 pm39 pts
It often surprises people to hear that big companies like Exxon use a “shadow carbon price” when assessing future investment opportunities (in other words, they assume a price on carbon even where/when there isn’t one). After all, if you only pay attention to the headlines, it sounds like the big story on…

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