CPC Featured in BiofuelsDigest Online
Just posted in BiofuelsDigest online – – Reducing Carbon Emissions in Agriculture: The Digest’s 2020 Multi-Slide Guide to Commodity Plus Carbon. At ABLC Digital this summer, there was lots of …
Rick Gilmore at ABLC Summit
Just when we need them the most, clean energy biofuel industries are taking a hit in declining exports and EPA waivers that favor fossil fuel. GIC’s CEO, Rick Gilmore, laid …
New Low Carbon Futures Contracts
With economies opening up willy nilly, are we ready to talk about the new normal and what it might look like? How, for instance, do we sustain reduced carbon emissions …
New Carbon-Based Instruments
The EU will be selling most of its carbon allowances and ICE will resume auctioning them. It’s welcome news. The more carbon registries the better to firm up prices and …
New Futures Contracts for Ag
All eyes are on Australia ravaged by fires due to drought – but other threats abound. Ag can lead the way out of this vortex, by cutting back and storing …
GIC’s Commodity Plus Carbon
As COP 25 opens today, the goal of 1.5 c reduction seems more elusive than ever. GHG levels are worrisomely short of targets but country and private sector commitment high. …
Time for CPC — Commodity Plus Carbon
Despite US formal notification of withdrawal from Paris Agreement and more roll-back executive orders, leading American companies remain wedded to carbon reduction. The Chamber of Commerce supports staying in the …
All’s Well in the World
Paris agreement carbon reduction targets fully met; global food safety compliance in effect———– April Fools!
What Do Farmers Need to Know About Climate Change? Commodity Plus Carbon Futures
What Do Farmers Need to Know About Climate Change? Commodity Plus Carbon Futures September 4, 2018 Climate Column Dr. Richard Gilmore, President/CEO of GIC Group Do any of us recall …
A Carbon Tax by Any Other Name Would Smell “Tax”
By Richard Gilmore, President/CEO, GIC Group Special to The Digest A carbon tax is a tax on everything except carbon. Arguments in its favor seem to accept that climate change …