Reuters is not an objective news source on global warming fraud, buys carbon trading website

• Reuters agrees to buy a carbon trading website as daily revelations confirm that global warming does not exist and the so-called carbon market cannot possibly help the environment--even if it weren't a magnet for organized crime.
  
• So much for an independent press, protecting the people from government excess. Big media and big government are now one against the people.
  

5/27/10, Reuters: "Thomson Reuters Corp said on Thursday it will buy Point Carbon A/S, a Norwegian company that provides news and trading analytics for the energy and environmental markets.

• Point Carbon (www.pointcarbon.com/) provides analysis and news about the carbon, oil, gas and other energy markets to banks, traders, portfolio managers,
  
• companies and governments, Thomson Reuters said.

The purchase price was not disclosed.

The agreement to buy Point Carbon comes as public concern about global warming and rising energy consumption grows and

• investors seek opportunities to make money from these trends.

Last year, Thomson Reuters rival Bloomberg LP bought New Energy Finance, a company that provides similar services.

One of the more popular ways to trade in the energy sector with an eye on the environment is through carbon markets, where

• investors buy and sell "carbon credits."

These are created when governments cap the amount of greenhouse gases that factories and other polluters emit. Companies that do not use their full allotment can sell their excess credits to those that need them to meet their cap....

• The global carbon market grew 6 percent last year to $144 billion, the World Bank said this week."...

"Thomson Reuters to buy Norway's Point Carbon" via Tom Nelson