Business Green: Central and South American countries could be at the forefront of a major new global market selling credits for protecting biodiversity, according to a report published today at the UN’s biodiversity summit in Nagoya, Japan. The study, entitled Habitat Banking in Latin America and Caribbean: A Feasibility Assessment, was released by the UN Development Programme in conjunction with consultancy giant PwC, and argues that the emerging ‘habitat banking’ sector has the potential to expand internationally….