The Resource Centre includes links to publications and fact sheets and the Media Room links to the latest news on climate change and related events. Companies are invited to participate in the pilot, which provides participants with practical experience in GHG emission reduction trading and is intended to help create the foundation for a possible full-scale emission trading system. General information on the topic of trading can be found in the What's New and the FAQs sections. The OECD's objective for its work on emissions trading is to develop a practical implementation framework or options for an international greenhouse gas emission trading system. The OECD site links to documents such as, An Assessment of Liability Rules for International GHG Emissions Trading and Market Power and Market Access in International GHG Emissions Trading .
Information is also available on developments in domestic and pilot emissions trading systems.
The report provides companies with a methodology for reducing their greenhouse gas emissions to meet the U.K.'s commitments under the Kyoto protocol. The EIA's website includes publications that summarize data reported for 1998, the fifth year of data collection under the Voluntary Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Program. The U.S. EIA's Environment page links to the home page of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and climate change which offers current inventory of greenhouse gases for U.S., future projections, and analysis. The U.S. EPA's Global Warming site is provided as a public service by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Information on Global Warming Potentials and Criteria Pollutants can be found under National Emissions in the Emissions section.