How big's your carbon footprint?
Mar. 22 - Big Western companies are cutting their pollution, but critics say carbon trading isn't a magic solution to the problem.
The wealthy are trying to reduce the impact of their pollution by paying for carbon offsetting credits which help fund eco-friendly wind and solar power projects in poorer countries.
Chris Burns reports for Reuters.
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