Does anyone have any good ideas on how to profit from climate change?

I have always had a knack for being 'into something' right before it becomes really popular or mainstream. I drank bottled water when people still thought it was NUTS to pay for water. That's one of many examples. You don't even have to have a knack at this point to know that carbon trading and "green" products have HUGE growth potential. I don't have much, if any, money to spend upfront. ANY ideas on how I can take advantage of this new carbon economy? Any 'Post It' notes or "Hula Hoop' ideas out there? I would love to buy some land, install tons of solar panels and sell clean energy back to the 'grid' but that is totally out of my range financially.

Answer:
Re-usable, inexpensive, washable but leak-resistant grocery bags. Or, a practical contraption to allow you to safely wash zipper-type food bags in the dishwasher. Or plastic bags and wraps made from organic (renewable) resources that are bio-degradable. Imagine fertilizing corn fields by spreading a mixture of ground-up plastic bags over the top!

invest in Ethanol

Buy tundra land in Canada.
It will be the next Florida.
Trust me.

You are fiendishly clever :)

Invest in E85 bio fuels, seriously the next oil sheiks will live in the American midwest.

Become vice-president of the US. use more than ten times the energy than a normal household..say a lot of stupid stuff that you cannot backup, scare a lot of stupid people, write a book...make a movie...that's it...there is a lot of money in bull-drop'n (which is a major cause of global warming.)

YOUR idea to earn $15.731..$23,874 from home.

You can sell quality information(digital/no inventory) products on-line, about climate changes.

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You are your own boss, work whenever you want, earn income on autopilot even when you are asleep.

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Does anyone have any good ideas on how to profit from climate change?

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