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December 2010
SEI Response to Criticism Raised about the SEI Working paper on Adipic Acid CDM Projects
This document is a formal response by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) to critiques of a working paper concerning Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects for adipic acid. The authors, Anja Kollmuss and Michael Lazarus, defend their findings regarding the competitive advantages provided by Certified Emission Reductions (CER) revenues and the resulting risk of carbon leakage.
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Themes: clean development mechanism carbon leakage n2o emissions adipic acid certified emission reductions
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Statement
Regions: People's Republic of China

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