| 20 Aug 2012 BEIJING, Aug 20 (Reuters) - China’s seven pilot emissions trading schemes will cap carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from power producers and industries and offer financial incentives to cut CO2 output in the world’s biggest emitting nation from next year. China’s National Development and Reform Commission decided last year to try out carbon trading in seven regions with a total population of 240 million and a collective GDP of some $2 trillion. |
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