british scientists james lebercock, a noted chemist and environmentalist stated in january carbon trading with its huge government subsidies is just what the finance industry wanted. he went on to say "it will make a lot of money for people in the financial industry and it will postpone the moment of reckoning." carbon marks can always cause huge fluctuations. we can look to europe as an example of what we saw happen. in february of this year the financial times wrote an article entitled "fall in carbon dioxide price a risk to green investment." it seems the price of carbon in the european union fell so low that it's no longer even providing an incentive to lower the use of carbon. so those are things happening not just for this country but around the world. another problem is the huge economic gamble that "aces" makes by bypassing cheap are low-carbon fuels by relying on unreliable expensive energy. this mandates by 2020 the electric utilities meet 20% of their electricity demand through renewable energy sources and energy efficiency. well, this is the wrong approach. we need an "all of