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Carbon Credits in 2011: Hype or the Biggest Investment of the New Millennium?
The Green Guide is a free report available to the public (for a short period of time) with startling carbon trading information on who can profit, who can lose and the legal hinges its growth (or death) depends on.
According to a recent New York Times article, the carbon trading market is now worth an estimated $30 Billion and could grow to $1 Trillion within a decade.
Did you know there is a specific farming industry that will get the lion's share of this fortune?
It's true.
There are also key laws which can make or break the carbon credit markets... overnight.
This is a taste of the insider knowledge being published in a new easy-to-read report called the Green Guide. This guide was painstakingly assembled by an independent research firm and now has subscribers in more than 100 different countries.
And it's free to the public for a short period of time.
Its goal is to help its readers understand the emerging and at times complex Carbon Credits market.
Here's a sample of what you'll discover:
- The truth about carbon credits (and where the real potential is for both companies and landowners).
- Key legal factors in the Kyoto Protocol that can wildly swing the price of carbon credits (explained in plain English).
- 3 ways to tell if a reforestation project will be profitable to the environment and to its investors.
- A simple blueprint for determining the worth of carbon credits (and who will buy the credits at above market rates).
- The invisible industry responsible for an estimated 27.5% of the world's carbon emissions (this industry may end up desperate to purchase carbon credits from investors or face expensive legal problems).
- What commodity exchanges Carbon Credits trade on in North America or Europe.
- An alternative to corn-based ethanol that creates fuel at the same cost as oil at $40 a barrel... without straining the world's food supply.
- 7 affordable sources of alternative energy you probably haven't heard of (and the carbon trade's surprising effect on them).
Plus much more!
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About The Researchers of The Green Guide
The Green Guide is an independent growth-oriented market research firm, with subscribers in more than 100 different countries. The reports are assembled from a number of independent veteran research analysts. This team has worked with the biggest and most important stockbrokers, asset managers, hedge fund and private equity firms in the world. This gives them a large pool of input to assemble some of the world's most accurate information on renewable energy and other environmental technologies.
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