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Kazakhstan ratifies the Kyoto protocol
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apesphere on 01 Mar 2009
From: www.reuters.com
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The last remaining unratified signatory to the Kyoto protocol has now ratified the agreement, releasing the country to start selling emissions permits.
Japan is a likely buyer, having already bought permits from 10 eastern and central European countries in the last two years.
Kazakhstan is a major oil exporter and has a largely mineral-based economy.
Japan is a likely buyer, having already bought permits from 10 eastern and central European countries in the last two years.
Kazakhstan is a major oil exporter and has a largely mineral-based economy.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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