"Western Climate Initiative market expected to overtake established Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, doubling volumes traded."...
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Ed. note: Some states have dropped out of both the Western Climate Initiative and RGGI. It will take more time than I have at the moment to research who actually still belongs and which of those are 'observers' and not full fledged participants. The CO2 trading industry is free to act as a booster on its own behalf especially when Soros/ power broker/UN meetings are happening but at first glance this report seems optimistic.
Jan. 12, 2012 meeting for 'powerful financial players' featuring Bloomberg speaker Michael Liebreich:
12/20/11, "Investors Act on Climate Change: UN Event to Showcase Actions, Challenges From Global Warming," Ceres.org press release
"Despite the weak economy and inconclusive climate talks in Durban, South Africa, global investors are bringing unprecedented attention to climate change and its wide-ranging risks and opportunities for investment portfolios.
On January 12, nearly 500 of the world’s investors and most powerful financial players will gather at the United Nations to showcase their actions and discuss promising trends to catalyze the large-scale investment needed to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate potentially catastrophic climate impacts."...
via Tom Nelson
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