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ESG & sustainabilityJuly 2 2006

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With the Phase I allowance price collapse earlier this year, has the EU got it all wrong on CO2 emissions? If so, what can Phase II do to tighten up the allocation process, ask Chris Leeds and Francisco Blanch at Merrill Lynch.
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