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Question: Which approach would you prefer to achieve a meaningful, further reduction in CO2 emissions?
#1
Carbon Tax
 
#2
Cap-and-Trade
 
#3
Neither -I am a Skeptic
 
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Total Voters: 44

Author Topic: Carbon Tax vs. Cap-and-Trade System  (Read 5475 times)
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snowguy716
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« on: March 16, 2015, 02:20:37 AM »

Cap and trade was basically 'here little companies and poor but well intentioned environmentally conscious individuals...hand all your money to people like Rajendra Pachauri and Al Gore who already have a lot!'

They should be in jail...both of them.

Neither...but if you must...just slap a fracking tax on it.  No more of this free market bullsh**t.  Every time its just a transfer of wealth upwards with the blessings of the 'left'.  Its absolutely disgusting.
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Ban my account ffs!
snowguy716
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« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2015, 07:57:01 AM »

Cap and trade was basically 'here little companies and poor but well intentioned environmentally conscious individuals...hand all your money to people like Rajendra Pachauri and Al Gore who already have a lot!'

They should be in jail...both of them.

Neither...but if you must...just slap a fracking tax on it.  No more of this free market bullsh**t.  Every time its just a transfer of wealth upwards with the blessings of the 'left'.  Its absolutely disgusting.

Do you know what cap-and-trade is though? 

What about the NOx cap-and-trade program?  Do you think we should tax NOx and SO2 instead?  What about mercury?  Should companies be able to dump mercury into the atmosphere as long as they pay a tax? 
I think trying the idea with co2 would need a lot better planning and oversight than the attempts so far, which have been failures that enriched a few people.
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