In a cap and trade program, the ‘trade’ refers to what? a.trading prices of expensive fossil fuel energy out for cheaper clean energy b.exchanging tax credits for green energy products instead of fossil fuels based products c.exchanging money for fossil fuel emissions credits between companies d.the federal government trading companies tax rebates for emissions reduction units

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	a.	trading prices of expensive fossil fuel energy out for cheaper clean energy
	b.	exchanging tax credits for green energy products instead of fossil fuels based products
	c.	exchanging money for fossil fuel emissions credits between companies
	d.	the federal government trading companies tax rebates for emissions reduction units