Ethan A. Huff
(NaturalNews) It used to be that pharmaceuticals were one of the biggest profiteering frauds in the global market (besides warmongering). But “climate change,” and the ever-present fear of it, has created a whole new market for carbon dioxide “trading,” that analysts at Thomson Reuters Point Carbon say is now worth $53 billion worldwide.
The
value of global markets for carbon dioxide, says the group, rose by
about nine percent last year, bringing the total to just shy of 50
billion euros. And this amount is expected to climb even further in
2016, as the United States and other North American countries are forced
into the new “global warming” paradigm of carbon taxes and credits.
North
America is precisely where the biggest gains in CO2 value were seen in
2015, rising an astounding