Rising Cost of Legal Pollution
6 September 2000 - 9:00am
Southern California companies are facing rising costs of pollution credits in a booming economy.
The price of Southern California pollution credits traded on a system known as Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM) is rising and companies that cannot afford credits or reduce pollution may face fines or regulations."For example, a credit that allows a business to emit one pound of nitrogen oxide gas went for as little as 13 cents last year. The price was up to $1.14 in January and $37 in July, according to theAutomated Credit Exchange in Pasadena, which has processed more thantwo-thirds of the credits traded in Southern California."
Source:
San Jose Mercury News, September 5, 2000
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