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Kyle Stock, who writes about careers for Dow Jones financial-careers site, , reports:
Health-care overhaul may be on life support, and while the chances of carbon cap-and-trade legislation may not be appreciably stronger, the bill still is sparking some M&A chatter.
A functioning carbon market in the U.S. would cook up deals in almost any sector with a big emissions footprint, including utilities, oil refiners and metal-makers, according to Michael Hill, global co-head of natural resources at Deutsche Bank.
Markets hate uncertainty and the expense of polluting has been anyones guess.
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