Many Europeans believe that market mechanisms are simply a way for countries to break their Kyoto promises without making "genuine" cuts at home; in effect, they believe that emissions-trading is bad in itself.
But while some chief executives took a genuine pay cut, 43% of the bosses got enhanced options packages.
The result is that no genuine pollution cuts are being made, undermining assurances by the UK government and others that carbon markets are dramatically reducing greenhouse gases, the researchers say.
Mr Farage said his party would also set out "genuine" savings to cut the deficit, including "pretty radical cuts" to bureaucracy and management in the public sector.
Based on its record, any world leaders claiming to want genuine action to cut emissions might now have to work out how to cut Australia out of the equation.
If there are no genuine moves to cut emissions, then the study claims these are the years we can look forward to.
He put the lack of genuine action to cut greenhouse gas emissions down to two things: a media that downplays or ignores the issue, and a fossil fuel industry with too much power over the political process.
Even so, if these "Kyoto forests" had been specifically planted as part of a genuine policy to cut the country's long-term contribution to global warming – we might still applaud.
This means a desire to root out corruption that is genuine enough to cut across party lines.
"The players' commitment and loyalty to oldco Rangers cannot be questioned; they voluntarily took significant wage cuts in a genuine act of solidarity, which ensured that none of the playing squad or club staff would lose their jobs.
