Energy effeciency has given us mold. I can't wait to see what new problems are the result of "green" concepts.
CarbonSat will provide measurement data with a spatial resolution better than 2x2km. For the first time, this should enable scientists to quantify localised sources of CO2 such as coal-fired power plants and emissions from cities as well as geological sources such as volcanoes. The mission will have the capability to achieve similar results for methane by quantifying emissions from sources such as landfill sites and large oil processing complexes, as well as supplying data on the little-researched issue of methane emissions from the worldâs oceans. CarbonSat will provide the first exhaustive surveys of small-scale sources of emissions around the globe, thereby making a significant contribution towards our ability to distinguish between natural emissions and those arising from human activity. The CarbonSat climate satellite will therefore also have an important role to play in the context of the international climate deals signed in Kyoto and Copenhagen. http://www.astrium.eads.net/en/pres...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter Get it? Follow the money
And never mind that's it's complete baloney and wasting a fortune - just do your homework and jump on their band wagon. If Al Gore and crew were looking at a rising chart they'd be long forever... Environmental scientist James Lovelock, renowned for his terrifying predictions of climate change's deadly impact on the planet, has gone back on his previous claims, admitting they were 'alarmist'. The 92-year-old Briton, who also developed the Gaia theory of the Earth as a single organism, has said climate change is still happening - just not as quickly as he once warned. He added that other environmental commentators, such as former vice president Al Gore, are also guilty of exaggerating their arguments. The admission comes as a devastating blow to proponents of climate change who regard Lovelock as a powerful figurehead. Five years ago, he had claimed: 'Before this century is over billions of us will die and the few breeding pairs of people that survive will be in the Arctic where the climate remains tolerable.' But in an interview with msnbc.com, he admitted: 'I made a mistake.' He said: 'The problem is we donât know what the climate is doing,' he told 'We thought we knew 20 years ago. That led to some alarmist books â mine included â because it looked clear cut, but it hasnât happened. 'The climate is doing its usual tricks. Thereâs nothing much really happening yet. We were supposed to be halfway toward a frying world. '[The temperature] has stayed almost constant, whereas it should have been rising - carbon dioxide is rising, no question about that.' Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-I-alarmist-climate-change.html#ixzz1szlkPVDc
Global carbon market value hits record $176 billion COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - Carbon market trading reached a record value of $176 billion in 2011, rising 11 percent spurred by secondary trading volumes which offset lower prices and slowing economies, the World Bank said on Wednesday. Companies and governments are turning to emissions trading as a tool for fighting climate change, with the European Union by far the most active since its cap-and-trade scheme began in 2005. More... http://finance.yahoo.com/news/global-carbon-market-value-hits-065838583.html
If you want make approx 600% return within 3-4weeks buy the VIX market itself at 18.65! Put your stoploss at around 6 or 7, and the trade size per pip at whatever the maxium you can get when using 95 - 100% strength of your trading capital. (What i mean by that is if you have £100 capital, and to be able to cover a stoploss at 6 you need £5 per capital each £1 per pip contract, you would buy Vix at £20 per pip to commit 100% of your capital) Do this for Vix at 18.65, and by late June/early July when Vix has rocketed to between 40-60 you will have tripled your capital with the profit from this 1 trade.