Japan set to take a back seat in UN climate change meet - The Japan Daily Press

With no specific and quantified goal on reducing the nation’s carbon footprint under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s administration, Japan is expected to take a back seat in the upcoming United Nations climate change meeting to be held in Germany later this month.

U.S. environment regulator slams Keystone pipeline review | Reuters

An interagency Obama administration group has put the social cost of carbon emissions at $5 to $65 dollars a ton.

Flashback: Death to the Chicago Climate Exchange ($7.40 to a nickel per CO2 ton, the market has spoken) — MasterResource