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For its 2012 report, Bloomberg New Energy Finance said that U.S. companies purchased more voluntary carbon offsets than any other country, to support American climate change projects in the absence of a U.S. federal cap and trade scheme.
FORBES: BY DENNIS POSADAS
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Nancy Rabalais, executive director of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium and an expert on dead zones who didn't participate in the study, said its findings are consistent with climate change scenarios she projects for the upper Mississippi River basin, where flooding caused high algae concentrations two years ago.
NPR: Report Predicts Ever-Bigger Lake Erie Algae Blooms
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Firms such as Covanta see worries about climate change as a spur to waste-to-energy projects.
ECONOMIST: The waste business smells of money