20. September 2004 at 00:00

Emission quotas law passed

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SLOVAK MPs on September 10 passed a law on trading with emission quotas. The legislation allows Slovakia's producers of greenhouse gases and other pollutants to trade their surplus emission quotas within the European Union, the state-run news agency TASR wrote.

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