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New Green Exchange to be launched

Posted at 10:14 AM on 12 Dec 2007

In a huge boost for carbon trading, Nymex Holdings Inc. and a group of Wall Street trading houses are planning to launch a Green Exchange for trading environmental products, including carbon credits. Trading is expected to begin in the first quarter of 2008.

sources: The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, CNN Money
see also, in Grist: Chicago Climate Exchange paves the way for U.S. emissions trading

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