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ARTICLE · 14 APRIL 2010

The Climate Report – Spring 2010

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The Climate Report is a periodic newsletter that examines some of the topics affecting the field of climate change.

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The Climate Report is a periodic newsletter that examines some of the topics affecting the field of climate change.

In this issue:

U.S. Regulatory Developments

"Congress Continues to Ponder Climate Change"
"California Moves Forward With Renewable Standards for Electricity Providers and Considers Revisions to Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements"
"FERC Continues Efforts to Promote Renewables and Greater Efficiency"
"California Releases Preliminary Draft Cap and Trade Program

Climate Change Issues for Management

"SEC Issues Guidance on Disclosure of Climate Change Impacts"
"ASTM Finalizes Standard for Financial Disclosures Attributed to Climate Change"
"Federal and State Governments Expand Consideration of Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Project Reviews"

Carbon Market Transactions

"EU Approves Regulation to Fight VAT 'Carousel Fraud' in Carbon Markets"
"Germany's E-Energy Projects Seek to Create an 'Energy Internet'"
"Mandatory Biofuels Targets in Indonesia—A Look Back at the First Year"

Tools for the Carbon Market

"EPA Proposes to Expand Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting to Additional Operations"
"Identifying Best Available Control Technology for Stationary Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions"
"Carbon Credit Prices Reflect Difference Between Mandatory and Voluntary Trading Schemes"

Climate Change Litigation

"Climate Change Tort Claims May Be Headed to the Supreme Court"
"Numerous Parties Challenging U.S. EPA's Greenhouse Gas 'Endangerment' Finding"
"Michigan Court of Appeals Holds that State Agency Is Not Required to Regulate CO2 Emissions"
"EPA Agrees to Consider Effects of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Under Clean Water Act"

Climate Change Regulation Beyond the U.S.

"European Union Courts Uphold Emissions Trading Directive"
"Japanese Cabinet Approves Basic Anti-Global Warming Law"

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