
Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner picture: Photo by: Daria Devyatkina
Hothouse earth: Photo by: Bernard Spragg. NZ
Arctic carbon: Photo by: Daxis
Brakes gone: Photo by: Marcus Pink
Particulate Pollution: Photo by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Tipping points: News links for ...[month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner picture: Photo by: Daria Devyatkina
Hothouse earth: Photo by: Bernard Spragg. NZ
Arctic carbon: Photo by: Daxis
Brakes gone: Photo by: Marcus Pink
Particulate Pollution: Photo by: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

Ice and sea level: News links for ...[Month]... 2019
Photo Attributions
Banner : Photo by: Ian D. Keating
Melting Ice: Photo by: Ash
Sea levels: Photo by: .Martin.
Tsunamis: Photo by: yisris / Flickr

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Carbon Markets: News for September 2018
As climate change began to bite noticeably harder, carbon credit values continued their bull run. Meanwhile, the discipline of economics steadfastly refused to even contemplate the possibility that conventional economics may have a fatal, insurmountable flaw, namely that the earth's resources are actually limited. A few billionaires get the problem but don't get the solution: they think we can outsource our destruction to Mars or the moon.

Carbon Credit Markets: Money from the sky
Voluntary carbon gets lift from Paris, planes, and propriety Eco-Business
Record-high supply and demand on voluntary carbon markets in 2017, says study Eco-Business
How to design carbon taxes The Economist
EU Market: EUAs back above €20 for the first time in 10 years Carbon Pulse
EU carbon price finally puts pressure on coal Climate Home News

Bankrupt economics:
Revenge of the externalities
Photo Attributions
Carbon Markets: Photo by: Eddy Van 3000
Bankrupt economics: Photo by: USDA NRCS Montana
Carbon Credit Markets: Photo by: QuoteInspector