Emissions credit trading since 1990 has contributed little to the success of reducing sulfur dioxide emissions from electrical power plants.

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Emissions credit trading has actually been a key factor in reducing sulfur dioxide emissions from electrical power plants. By creating a market for emissions credits, power plants have been incentivized to reduce their emissions and can even earn money by selling excess credits to other facilities that are struggling to meet their emissions targets. This system has been successful in reducing sulfur dioxide emissions since the 1990s.

Emissions Credit Trading Since 1990 Has Contributed Little to the Success