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To: eluminate

What a skim for the useless eaters over at the World Bank. There is not a large market in carbon credits trading. It could be handled by one server computer in my closet hosting an eBay type site, which would also mean transparent transactions.


5 posted on 02/26/2005 1:31:00 AM PST by dennisw (Seeing as how this is a .44 magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world .........)
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**The Japanese steel industry plans to clear its Kyoto Protocol obligations by acquiring emissions credits in exchange for providing China with technological know-how***

***European Union ambitions to start trading in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions next year to help meet targets under the UN's global warming pact cleared an important hurdle in Brussels on Wednesday, the European Commission said.***

Daphne Wysham says the ‘poor’ will not benefit, will actually be hurt….. Ellen Wilson of Future Harvest, feels the ‘poor’ will benefit. There are many arguments about the green house gases and global warming but all boil down to the time honored maximum ”Follow The Money!”

Google is your friend!

13 posted on 02/26/2005 8:06:22 AM PST by yoe
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