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Junk Bonds, The Dot Com era, Then the Realestate Boom with packaged CDO's and CDS's which were sold in the Over The Counter Market. The untold trillion''''''' of dollar market known as derivatives, more than all the money from all the countries worldwide combined. We all know the players, now there's the "Green Scheme" and there's more to follow this.

Consipracy or Fact?. When we look at the evidence we would be hard pressed to believe this stuff is all made up.

http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2005/01/the-global-cooling-myth/

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090319054638AAMIjS9

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123655590609066021.html

http://www.chicagoclimatex.com/

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/9629

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Conservation_Bank

Maurice Strong Behind Global Warming Swindle
"This guy is a billionaire and oil industrialist", who now wants to clean up the planet by making billions in the process, like Gore and all those involved with this scheme.
http://www.mapleleafweb.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8545

Hara Fund
http://www.verdantix.com/index.cfm/papers/Products.Details/product_id/78/hara-fund-raising-pressures-competitors/-


Its been stated that this will grow into a trillion dollar industry.

Thomson Reuters
Gore-backed Hara sees profit from low-carbon economy
06.01.09, 01:16 AM EDT

By David Lawsky

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1 (Reuters) - An environmental start-up backed by Al Gore's venture capital firm aims to take advantage of coming U.S. climate change legislation by helping companies like Coca Cola ( KO - news - people ) and even cities cut pollution.

Hara, a 25-employee company that debuted in 2008, provides online software to help companies reduce their carbon footprint -- a $2.5 billion market that will grow 10-fold if the proposed energy bill, which will require companies to get permits for emissions, becomes law, Chief Executive Amit Chatterjee said.

At the heart of the legislation is a 'cap-and-trade' system that will gradually reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by industry, by requiring them to have permits to spew their emissions. For more, see:

'Then companies will be forced to act, as opposed to seeing the business benefit of acting,' he said in an interview, 'The debate alone of 'cap and trade' is a driver for our product.'

Hara will have to compete with business software companies SAP ( SAP - news - people ) and Oracle, as well as lesser-known players such as CarbonNetworks and Enervity, all of which are hoping to grab a slice of a potential boom market.

Cap and trade sets an ever-decreasing limit on carbon emissions and offers permits for companies exceeding it. Those lacking permits must trade with companies that emit less.

Paying for carbon emissions will mark a sea change in the country's pricing of energy, said AMR ( AMR - news - people ) Research analyst Stephen Stokes.