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GCX is a Carbon and Energy Management company. Our services include carbon footprints, energy audits, implementation of greenhouse gas reductions plans including employee and supplier education and advice on carbon offset-project selection. We also specialize in the investigation, feasibility and registration of carbon credits for offset projects and adaptation studies aimed at reducing the impact of climate change. GCX offers carbon-credit brokerage and trading.

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International News India, China resist calls to back climate pact‘GREEN’ DOLLARS POUR INTO AFRICA ON THE BACK OF PIONEERING CARBON OFFSET DEAL’Where things stand on the Copenhagen Accord and international climate politics'Basic' country bloc agrees to 2010 climate timetableSustainability as a Profit CenterObama awards $2.3 billion in clean energy tax creditsSoros proposes $100-bln fund to unlock climate talksChina announces CO2 intensity target for 2020Copenhagen climate talks checklist released2010 World Cup Emissions to SoarSasol, Eskom Top SAfrica's Pollution List Airline Flies First Passenger Flight on Natural Gas China should set targets to cap emissions and peak around 2030Australian parliament rejects carbon trade planSA working to boost renewable projectsClimate fight costs 300bn per yearNisan's electric vehicle, Leaf unveiled in JapanComparison of U.S. and China's Climate Efforts40% of Britain's Energy to come from low carbon sources by 2020Siemens backs €400bn project in N Africa

Learning your carbon ABCs for the green-collar future

GREEN-collar workers are the new black. If the government’s proposal to encourage the environmental goods and services industry of SA comes off, it will, according to the spokesman for the minister of water and environmental affairs, Sputnik Ratau, create an estimated 114000 new jobs.
And it is not only about creating new jobs. The propagation of green skills is also an increasingly urgent management issue for organisations — big, small and everything in between.
Countless other green-collar skills and responsibilities of varying degrees and at every level of employment will be required when it becomes mandatory for companies to complete and submit the department’s highly anticipated greenhouse gas emission reports. A discussion document to investigate measures to implement carbon taxes is due to be released later this year.

GCX launches training in Calgary Canada, with Failsafe Inc

CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - 02/22/10) - Failsafe Canada Inc. today announced that it has finalized Licensing agreements, with the Global Carbon Exchange.(GCX), an International Corporation, that will capitalize on International legislation regarding the Carbon and Green house gas offset market. The new agreement will provide for the delivery of the GCX Certified Carbon Footprint Analysis course curriculum in Canada.

Green Dollars pour into Africa on back of pioneering carbon offset deal

Nedbank announced today that its partnership with Wildlife Works Inc. to make available to the international market African carbon credits has proved extremely successful. The demand for carbon credits from the international business community is extremely strong.

In November 2009, Wildlife Works Inc. and Nedbank entered into a business arrangement whereby Nedbank acquired carbon credits from Wildlife Works Inc. for on-sale to the international and South African business community. More than 2,5 million tonnes of carbon was made available through the avoided deforestation of the Kasigau Corridor guaranteed until 2026.

Where things stand on the Copenhagen Accord and international climate politics

After the Copenhagen Accord was “noted” by the UN in December, there was a great deal of insta-analysis. In truth, there was no real way to evaluate the Accord because the meat of it—the emission-reduction commitments from participating countries—was blank. Literally:
The deadline for participating countries to submit their commitments was Jan. 31—yesterday. So, how do things look now that the cards are on the table? Where do we stand on international efforts to address climate change?

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