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03/30/2008: "Why fix problems when you can sell them"

The research arm of U.S. bank Merrill Lynch launched a global carbon index on Wednesday to track the international carbon markets, which were worth some $60 billion last year.

Merrill Lynch said its MLCX Global CO2 Emissions Index will allow investors to participate in the world's carbon markets, including the European Union's emissions trading scheme and emissions markets under
the United Nations' Kyoto Protocol.

[ Profit might help us in the afterlife, since in the meantime we'll kill everything else. ]

http://www.enn.com/pollution/article/33591/print