Welcome to the EMA Member Articles Library

• Standardizing RECs contracting
  Jeremy Weinstein and Daniel Chartier
  May 2005
   

• Untangling environmental markets
  David Bogomolny, Frank Felder, and Scott Weiner
  April 2005
   

• Building capacity from the ground up
  John Palmisano
  March 2005
   

• Banking on reductions
  Eric Haites
  February 2005
   

• When at first you don't succeed
  Allison Wood
  December 2004/January 2005
   

• Making the case for agriculture
  Susan Wood
  May 2004
   

• A Western renewables marketplace
  Jeremy Weinstein
  April 2004
   

• Rewarding sinks projects under the CDM
  Erik Haites
  March 2004
   

• Does the public finally accept emissions trading?
  Dan Chartier
  February 2004
   

• Russia, Ukraine and environmental trading: It may be slow but it is happening
  John Palmisano
  December 2003/January 2004
   

• Mercury takes centre stage
  Larry Monroe
  November 2003
   

• Where is the SO₂ market going?
  Gene Maze
  October 2003
   

• Portfolio management and environmental assets
  Michael Canterbury
  September 2003
   

• A financial allowance market – an idea whose time has come
  Matt Most
  July-August 2003
   

• Meeting Canada's Kyoto commitments: trade disputes ahead?
  Mark Sills and Ron Ezekiel
  June 2003
   

• Will Russia save the Kyoto Protocol?
  Anne Egelston
  May 2003
   

• All eyes on the NSR
  Kyle Danish
  April 2003
   

• A green jewel box?
  Jaap Jansen
  March 2003
   

• A call to action
  Dan Chartier
  February 2003
   

• RECLAIM wins positive report from EPA
  Dan Chartier
  December 2002/January 2003
   

• NOx lessons for GHG markets
  Thaddeus Huetteman
  November 2002
   

• Emissions Trading, the economy and the environment
  John Kinsman
  October 2002
  
  

• Preserving the SO₂ market
  Norman Fichthorn and Allison Wood
  September 2002
   

• Clear Skies and business certainty
  Lisa Jacobson
  June 2002
   

• Is $0 your best guess?
  Mark Trexler
  May 2002
  
  

• Writing the rules in Massachusetts
  Dan Chartier and Tom Powers
  April 2002
  
  

• Think global, act local
  David Bubenick
  March 2002
  
  

• Interesting times for US business
  Dirk Forrister
  December 2001/January 2002
  
  

• Carbon-denominated weather swaps
  Jeremy Weinstein
  November 2001
  
  

• Eco-asset risk management – the missing link
  Michael Canterbury
  October 2001
  
  

• Delivering data
  Alan Reed
  September 2001
  
  
• Oregon, Massachusetts Lead The Way In GHG Reductions
  Anne Egelston
  July-August 2001
  
  
• GHG Inventories - Content Depends On The Goal
  Lisa Nelowet
  June 2001
  
  
• Uncertainties Pervade GHG Emission Reduction Projects
  James Wintergreen and Elizabeth Delaney
  May 2001
  
  
• Renewable Energy Credits: A Success in Texas
  Mike Sloan
  April 2001
  
  
• Property Rights and Risk Management
  John Palmisano
  March 2001
  
  
• Free Markets Face New Threats
  Mathew Most
  March 2001
  
  
• Methane emissions - reductions from ruminants
  Gerald Turnbull and Bernard Du Charme
  February 2001
  
  
• Mercury - A Challenge for Emissions Trading
  Donna Danihel and Dave Michaud
  January 2001
  
  
• State of the SIP Call
  Matthew Varilek and David Oppenheimer
  November 2000
  
  
• New Source Review ERC Trading - The Good, The Bad and The Difficult
  by Anthony Arcone and Josh Margolis
  October 2000
  
  
• NOx and SOx Emissions Trading in Ontario
  by Erik Haites
  September 2000
  
  
• Flex Mechs and the Private Sector
  by Mark Perlis
  July-August 2000
  
  
• COP 6 - Big Decisions or Big Disappointment?
  by Andrew Ertel and Anne Egelston
  June 2000
  
  
• Roadblocks to an Optimal Trading System
  by Gary Hart
  May 2000
  
  
• Why US Carbon Prices Will Be Low
  by Byron Swift and Aldyen Donnelly
  April 2000
  
  
• Offset credits - the growth of a market
  by Susan Wood
  February 2000
  
  

• Trading NOx in the North-east USA  
  by Dan Chartier
  December 1999/January 2000
  
  

• A Story of Success  
  by Dan Chartier
  November 1999

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