The Canadian Early Emission Reduction Program

Early Action to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Manage Canadian Climate Change Compliance Liabilities

July 15, 1999
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This report is a design proposal developed by the Canadian Early Emission Reduction Program (CEERP) Collaborative and presents an effective and pragmatic approach to credit for early action.

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