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EU Cuts Portugal's Plan for 2008-2012 CO2 Permits
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BELGIUM: October 23, 2007


BRUSSELS - The European Commission said on Monday it had trimmed Portugal's plan allocating industry the right to emit carbon dioxide in 2008-2012 to 34.8 million tonnes annually, 3.1 percent less than the country's proposal.


The European Union's executive has required cuts in most of the CO2 plans it has received in an effort to shore up the emissions trading scheme, the 27-nation bloc's key tool to fight climate change.


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